So, is anyone besides me unsettled by the need to turn the actions of
family members of prominent tech-industry figures into news headlines? She doesn't even work for Facebook, she works for a competitor. It's stories like these that lead to policies where you have to "toe the party line" for fear that anything you say can and will be used against your employer or family members.
She's a private citizen entitled to her own views. If you need Arielle Zuckerburg or TechCrunch to tell you how to feel on the Instagram ToS change, get some fucking confidence of your own.