There was no ban though, Facebook was required by law to produce documentation on how they will handle the data and Facebook decided to delay the launch. Facebo

There was no ban though, Facebook was required by law to produce documentation on how they will handle the data and Facebook decided to delay the launch. Facebook has a large number of users and a reputation of poorly handling the private the data with "bugs" causing data to be stolen, FB is proud of moving fast and breaking things, ignoring the law (when they ignored the requirement of not to connect WhatsApp users with the FB accounts ) so I think is fair someone is asking them on what exactly are doing before not after they launch. On dating apps you are not forced to put your real name and exact address but in FB people already have the full names, relatives, school and work colleagues so a bad actor that would find a lot about somebody compared to a random dating website where they can find your contry and region and your preferences.