> My right to privacy is about all the info they secretly collect, I'm not sure where you get this from, because I've never heard any legal doctrine to cover i

> My right to privacy is about all the info they secretly collect, I'm not sure where you get this from, because I've never heard any legal doctrine to cover it. > My right to privacy implies that they do not keep a shadow profile on me Every user has a data model, which you can call whatever you like. This is not unique to FB. > My right to privacy implies that they dont read through me phone messages at will I'm not sure how you imagine spam scanners don't read your email. Perhaps you need to rethink your concept of "your right to privacy" or whatever. > My right to privacy gives me the freedom to avoid being spoon fed by the highest bidders such as Trump, farage et al Dumping some weird political spin where you don't want to hear things you don't like, is unsurprising. This is not a Right in the US. Some other places in the world (Canada, Germany, etc), are trending this way. It's an interesting development that "words can cause harm" is a central tenet of some political movements.