>You are complaining about products that you are not paying for Facebook's revenue model is built upon your participation (labor) and your information. Sure yo

>You are complaining about products that you are not paying for Facebook's revenue model is built upon your participation (labor) and your information. Sure you're paying for it. >It's hypocritical to navigate to a site and make use of its free services and, at the same time, go out of your way to deny them revenue. But it's OK for FB to welcome you to their site, encourage you to supply information using your own "labor", then sell that information to third parties (even if in aggregate form)? And, it is OK for them to constantly look for ways to further track and glean data about you for its own profit? How is people using ad blockers any different from Facebook burying their monetization schemes in fine print? Perhaps FB should simply ban ad blockers or make users prove they've viewed x ads per page view. Ah, but that would open too much dialogue about how much FB utilizes information that it harvests from users and how it monetizes it. Wouldn't want those items foremost on members' minds.