>You either have to reject my empirical claim about surveys, Facebooks personalization seems to just send me to more and more content that makes me angry. Some

>You either have to reject my empirical claim about surveys, Facebooks personalization seems to just send me to more and more content that makes me angry. Some people may find some pleasure in that, I suppose, but rejecting the temptation is not a suboptimal choice, like rejecting the 3rd beer is not a bad idea, even if you want it right now. And I don't think it is unrealistic that ~everybody is adverse to ads, but I think it is fairly likely that everybody who has seen apples privacy ads are going to think what Facebook and others do as creepy and opt out based on that. Finally I nearly always say no or give a low rating for those popups, because I find the popups annoying.