Nothing new for Facebook. Since Zuckerberg, the kid who was lucky his website took off doesn't care much for our privacy, just about how much money he can make out of us, he keeps showing us how little he gives a damn about their users. But one thing is for sure, he knows that they keep coming back even after big scandals like this one.
Maybe the combination of a decreasing "cool factor" as the user base ages and advertisers jumping ship will reform the platform (unlikely) or make it irrelevant.
Nothing new for Facebook. Since Zuckerberg, the kid who was lucky his website took off doesn't care much for our privacy, just about how much money he can make out of us, he keeps showing us how little he gives a damn about their users. But one thing is for sure, he knows that they keep coming back even after big scandals like this one.
Maybe the combination of a decreasing "cool factor" as the user base ages and advertisers jumping ship will reform the platform (unlikely) or make it irrelevant.