Groups of people are capable of collectively "good" or "evil" choices, and we often regard collective decisions in moral terms. I'd argue that Facebook has mad

Groups of people are capable of collectively "good" or "evil" choices, and we often regard collective decisions in moral terms. I'd argue that Facebook has made a lot of decisions that exploit users in pursuit of making more money and acquiring more personal data -- and that we don't have to be happy a technology platform with a lot of promise is now tied to a company with a record of making such decisions. I won't welcome a Facebook platform in to my life the same way I would a standalone piece of technology, precisely because of the kind of decisions made by Facebook.