>So Facebook wants to argue that it's a worse experience for consumers if they're not being tracked, but the truth is that they know a large portion of users do

>So Facebook wants to argue that it's a worse experience for consumers if they're not being tracked, but the truth is that they know a large portion of users don't want the experience that Facebook is offering. I think this is true for a lot of people on social media. They're there for the people and topics they care enough about to explicitly opt into. Ads and recommendations can fuck right off.