FB appears locked in to a business model that relies on continually pushing the limits of invasiveness.
Does that model have a breaking point?
Does FB know where that point lies?
FB appears locked in to a business model that relies on continually pushing the limits of invasiveness.
Does that model have a breaking point?
Does FB know where that point lies?
I also would pay $24 a year for a 'premium Facebook' ad free experience.
That doesn't seem likely.
It would be a good Free software project.
Destroying Facebook's business model is the red herring that noone brings up. Their ability or need to make money is not sacred and the company has failed its assumed role as a steward over the worlds' intimate details.
What needs to be done cannot be articulated in more unequivocal terms: mass data collection needs to die, starting with Facebook.
What makes you think they don't already do both?