You can clean up the FB feed. I've been doing it for years when I used it. FB purity plus adblockers plus ruthless unfollowing builds you a pretty clean feed af

You can clean up the FB feed. I've been doing it for years when I used it. FB purity plus adblockers plus ruthless unfollowing builds you a pretty clean feed after a while. But one day you realize - or at least I did - that no matter what, every time you go there, every time you click on any link, every time you read and react, every time you post - you contribute to it, and with it you strengthen the company's position and their chokehold on public discussion space, and their dominant position in the business of connecting people. No matter what you do, if you do it there, it's to their benefit. I kinda admire the genius of it, but you have other options. If you don't like what FB as a company is doing, the only way to resist it is not to play. So eventually I abandoned my carefully constructed feed and went to look for better pastures.