> Those arguments don't seem very compelling. The internet is driven by ads. So what? If your business model depends on breaking the law, you really need to re

> Those arguments don't seem very compelling. The internet is driven by ads. So what? If your business model depends on breaking the law, you really need to revisit that business model. Or are you suggesting that the "right to profit from advertising" trumps the individual's right to privacy? There are plenty of ways to do effective marketing and analytics that provide the desired insights, connect customers with the right brands, and don't violate any data protection laws. If Facebook is failing to do that then they just need to work at it harder.