It's a better experience to show a pop up asking to save a clipboard URL to Pocket rather the user has to tap on a few buttons to do it. The key is to let them switch the feature off.
The ideal user experience would be for the app to forward all my emails, texts, and other personal data to an employee so that the employee could read them and make relevant suggestions.
But I don't want that either.
Some do. It's usually called having a secretary.
We must be careful to pick up sane defaults; just shutting down everything because "privacy" is not a way to build useful technology.
Nobody expects or wants the Facebook to act like a secretary.
If your going to Pocket, it's likely that pasting from your clipboard is what you want to do. Not as true for Facebook- would you say you post a link from your clipboard as often as you launch Facebook to read your timeline or post a picture?
The Pocket app does this on Android to streamline the article adding process.