The tie is only temporal, and it's still anonymized. The only concession is that now the government you're avoiding might know you use Tor, if Facebook tells t

The tie is only temporal, and it's still anonymized. The only concession is that now the government you're avoiding might know you use Tor, if Facebook tells them. ---- Here's the usage case: you're a foreign national visiting a country with a restrictive firewall, like China's. Now you can continue to communicate with people back home. Facebook already had your information, in this scenario, so nothing has changed except that they know people from China are desperate for their services. That's only good, in my book.