>what’s the use case for this recall thing? Surveillance, very obviously. It'd be reasonable to see this as a waymark on a roadmap. Which is why it makes lit

>what’s the use case for this recall thing? Surveillance, very obviously. It'd be reasonable to see this as a waymark on a roadmap. Which is why it makes little sense to users. Why it is counterintuitive in that it will drive people away instead of draw them to the product. And why it is being rammed out into the market regardless. What's the waymark after this?