It's the Facebook playbook of doing something illegal/immoral, getting caught, saying 'gee sorry, that was an accident', then doing it all over again.
Facebook could very well be an outlier. If it isn't, it could definitely go away in the coming years.
In any case, that shows that its revenue/income is not a predictor of anything. When a company spirals down, it does so at an accelerating rate and can quickly burn through any amount of cash.
They don't sell ads or your personal data, they're not interested in your private life, and their users are their customer. In other words, they lack the nefarious motive of the Facebooks of the world.
They're changing - rapidly - and I believe we can take their efforts to change at face value.
No. It lacks the obvious, commercial nefarious motives of the Facebooks of the world.
As many have pointed out, Zoom is believed to be CCP-controlled at some level. That's as nefarious as it gets.