> When I rent a safe deposit box from a bank, and store my valuables in it, my valuables do not become the property of the bank. Depends on the T&C [1]. Two th

> When I rent a safe deposit box from a bank, and store my valuables in it, my valuables do not become the property of the bank. Depends on the T&C [1]. Two things here, (1) you agreed to the FB terms and (2) took no steps to ensure your privacy despite these ever changing terms. More applicable digital lockbox hypo: when you put a gig of encrypted data on S3, AWS doesn't scan it and try to sell it to advertisers because you didn't agree to that. Further, they'd have to crack your encryption (i.e. PGP) as well if they wanted to violate those terms. With AWS you get what you paid for. With FB, advertisers get what they paid for you. [1] https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms