> Filming me defecating in the privacy of my home is not comparable to a quasi-anonymous unique value traveling from my computer to another. It's not a "Quasi-

> Filming me defecating in the privacy of my home is not comparable to a quasi-anonymous unique value traveling from my computer to another. It's not a "Quasi-anonymous" token the moment it's tied to your Facebook account... which is exactly 100% the point here. Facebook wants to be able to tie your off Facebook activity to your Facebook account. Also, there are some incredibly private things which happen on people's phones. If I went to the courthouse or a DUI lawyer in town, I don't want Facebook to know this. If I have to install an app due to parole restrictions, this shouldn't be a thing Facebook finds out about. There are piles of other private activities which people keep in the apps they use.