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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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at this point i genuinely believe that you're just trolling. some companies like sony and apple absolutely do have this level of bootlickers who constantly move goalposts and try to convince people how they are ackshually right to do their extremely anti-consumer moves. but facebook? give me a break lmao. but even for a troll it's such a stupid hill to die on
i believe we adequately explored why your idea that corporations have the right to coerce people into giving up their data is idiotic. so idk, keep trolling and insert your next goalpost below this line:
I'm not trolling but you can think what the hell you want, I don't really give a shit.
I don't see it as coercion because Facebook is not a necessary service. And I think everyone here who is tearing their hair out and screaming about how "illegal" this new policy is are being overly dramatic.
It's just as simple as that. Oh, and my personal hope is that the new policy will encourage people to delete their Facebook. I would love to see the site go up in flames like Twitter is currently doing. So you thinking I'm some kind of sycophantic fanboy of Zuckerberg and his "metaverse" is quite hilarious to me. 🤣