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> That shouldn't be a surprise. This has nothing to do with it being a "surprise". That doesn't justify the action, the erosion of privacy. If your car gets br
by Ansil849 5y ago
> That shouldn't be a surprise.
This has nothing to do with it being a "surprise". That doesn't justify the action, the erosion of privacy. If your car gets broken into in a bad neighborhood, it not being a surprise doesn't justify the break-in.
- axegon_ 5y agoI'm by no means justifying their actions but I'm acknowledging that it's not a precedent or isolated case. I don't have a Facebook account but I'm well aware they have tons and tons of data on me, even if I've blocked all Facebook traffic from my devices. The fact that they have so much data about me is to no fault of my own but an unpreventable circumstance. The only thing I can realistically do is just shrug it off