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Not surprised to see Mark get all defensive. It is very simple to analyze this objectively. They want to make huge profits and they want people to use FB as muc
by panaffa 5y ago
Not surprised to see Mark get all defensive. It is very simple to analyze this objectively. They want to make huge profits and they want people to use FB as much as possible. Fine. That's their right. They are neither evil nor saints. Similarly, use of the service has toxic effects on many many of its users especially young ones (no matter what Mark and their team says). That's obviously not good but also must be recognised as a voluntary choice to engage in a platform that causes mental health issues. If we look at it straight, my opinion is that the solution isn't really regulation but merely that more of us need to stop using social media and parents should not allow kids to have an account until they are adults.