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> you are free not to use it. No, you are not because facebook is Big. So for instance restaurants, announcements, some news etc will only be on facebook. So t
by diffeomorphism 4y ago
> you are free not to use it.
No, you are not because facebook is Big. So for instance restaurants, announcements, some news etc will only be on facebook. So this reads like "just don't use any electricity"... technically 'possible' but a completely useless argument.
- ranguna 4y agoThey are big, but not that big... I haven't used any meta product for a couple years now and I'm only missing the seldom update from a couple of companies. Tbh, I don't miss it that much. However, I can understand some people are "hooked" on it and have stopped looking for alternatives.
- Dah00n 4y agoIt is trying to derail the conversation comparing Facebook to electricity. You are trying to shoehorn everyone into your chosen way of life as many people don't use Facebook and many avoid all social media like the plague. I don't have Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat, etc. and I have no use for it at all. If a restaurant only want customers from Facebook then just don't eat there. It is not like you'll starve if you don't. To me it is no bigger a decision to not use Facebook than what brand of toilet-paper to buy - which shows how biased you are.
- bombolo 4y ago> then just don't eat there But all my local events are on it. So yes I can delete my account… but that amounts to becoming a social outcast.
- heavyset_go 4y agoLog into facebook.com if you're adamant about using Facebook despite being afraid of it.