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I agree. I'm anything but a fan of Facebook, but in this case they seem to be in an f'ed if you do, f'ed if you don't-type of situation.

• jszymborski 5y ago
  I mean, they can both let the ad observer programme go on and stop the shady advertising practices.
  • unglaublich 5y ago
    Yes, but that's incompatible with their current existence.
    • mtgx 5y ago
      There's no mandate for FB to exist.
    • numpad0 5y ago
      How unfortunate.
    • TomSwirly 5y ago
      If Facebook must break the law to continue to exist, then they should cease to exist.
      • tremon 5y ago
        Or buy the laws that legitimize their existence.
      • kibwen 5y ago
        Fascinating that this has been downvoted. Society does not owe Facebook anything. Let them operate only via actions that are ethical and privacy-preserving, and if they cannot do so, then let Facebook die, and good riddance.
• bencollier49 5y ago
  Good! Perhaps that implies that their business model was never actually going to work with consumer protection oversight.