It's highly unlikely FB would want to so directly call out the value they get from controlling your privacy. Additionally, the value of mined data decreases wh

It's highly unlikely FB would want to so directly call out the value they get from controlling your privacy. Additionally, the value of mined data decreases when you start taking members out. Given the massive number of FB users. They're generating an avg of almost $1/mo/user, but that's probably heavily skewed towards users that have more money to spend. And while I'd personally spend a few bucks a month for such a service, it's seems unlikely that there'd be enough adoption to make a difference in how FB goes about privacy.