So far in computing history, nobody has ever gone broke by underestimating the average consumer's disregard for their own data privacy... It's sad if Meta does

So far in computing history, nobody has ever gone broke by underestimating the average consumer's disregard for their own data privacy... It's sad if Meta doesn't see a need to internally reform on this front, though. Regardless of the financial bottom line, the company culture must evolve beyond defaulting to solutions that ultimately boil down to "everything that goes through our servers is fair game for us". I thought Zuck's E2E encryption promises a couple years ago were somewhat earnest at the time, but that may be all past.