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I didn't express any "outrage" at all. In fact, I summed it up with: "I really don't care much that I can't access my old account, but I do think it's pretty r
by oblib 5y ago
I didn't express any "outrage" at all. In fact, I summed it up with:
"I really don't care much that I can't access my old account, but I do think it's pretty ridiculous that I couldn't block a political ad with just one click and be done with it."
You had to make a long leap to pretend you found any "outrage" in what I wrote.
But what if one of my grandkids had been sitting with me while I was on FB?
Would entering their age as a reason I didn't want this on my FB be a reasonable excuse to answer that "what is your age" question the way I did?
And really, shouldn't I just be able to choose not to see a specific ad with a single click of a button?