I think what's interesting is from the last paragraph in the post. Other, smaller companies did this several years ago and everybody was up in arms about it.

I think what's interesting is from the last paragraph in the post. Other, smaller companies did this several years ago and everybody was up in arms about it. Now, Meta (aka Facebook) does the same thing and no one even noticed. Is that good or bad? I'm guessing it means that these sort of things are becoming commonplace and are no longer news worthy. I guess that's a win overall.