The "digital fentanyl" implies that the addiction is the problem, which may be. As a headline, it's totally misleading relative to the topic discussed. The phra

The "digital fentanyl" implies that the addiction is the problem, which may be. As a headline, it's totally misleading relative to the topic discussed. The phrase is attributed to an FCC commissioner, which isn't suprising as the FCC is so frequently consumer-unfriendly. Assuming that "we" here is not China and therefore "them" is China, we are simply very upset that we didn't get our kids hooked on digital fentanyl first. Especially Facebook and Snap are unhappy. Economically, of course, we'd rather retain the profits from the ad market, but that's globalization for ya. Our own three-letter agencies such as CBP trawl the data sets our own companies sell, as well as have access to behind the scenes when needed. What makes anyone think that the CCP doesn't just purchase all the information that our data brokers collect anyway? That they would shape what content we see, well, they may have our interests less in their hearts than does Facebook, but we haven't seen Facebook have our interest in their hearts either.