Sure, maybe people more familiar with the ins and outs and news cycles of Big Tech can prepare themselves (the only way I see is to just delete Facebook of cour

Sure, maybe people more familiar with the ins and outs and news cycles of Big Tech can prepare themselves (the only way I see is to just delete Facebook of course). But the average user who just wants to connect socially with others or follow pages shouldn’t have to read FCC filings to sleep at night. I think a better analogy with the recycling bin is if the company who owned the bin (say, WM) suddenly started selling your junk mail to amass a psychological profile of you for advertising purposes. Sure, you can say maybe you shouldn’t have trusted the company (after all, companies suck) but at some point we have to stop blaming the users and go at the root.