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0 justification for privacy abuse, tbf As a user have no debt to them just because they offer something for free. Maybe you psychologically feel that way (reci
by wahnfrieden 4y ago
0 justification for privacy abuse, tbf
As a user have no debt to them just because they offer something for free. Maybe you psychologically feel that way (reciprocity is a common psychological effect that is exploited in marketing)
- blantonl 4y agoWhat is your expectation then? There is a really simple explanation to this: vote with your feet and don't use Facebook. This is akin to you saying you hate McDonalds hamburgers and then you grudgingly march on into McDonalds every Friday and order one. Make your own hamburgers dude.
- wahnfrieden 4y agodon't care
- aaomidi 4y agoSame way we have dealt with industry bad actors for hundreds of years. Regulations.
- noisy_boy 4y agoThat argument doesn't work in light of shadow profile etc.
- xigoi 4y agoWhat if all your friends were going to McDonald's and refused to enter any other restaurant? Would it be easy to stop spending time with them just so you don't have to go to McDonald's?