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Aside from the concept of selling Privacy being reprehensible…Meta has the nerve to propose this?!
If Meta can offer to sell Privacy with a straight face, what’s next?
- Aldi offering a “platinum members lounge”?
- A Comcast paid service where they call all your recurring bills and negotiate the inflated prices down?
- How about an upcharge at the entrance to Walmart where they pinky promise to have an employee available to unlock the electronics case?
Meta, your brand awareness is astonishing. Meta couldn’t sell me privacy at any price, whatsoever; because I don’t have any historic evidence that Meta can deliver Privacy.
Privacy is a fundamental human right. Plain and simple.
Online, offline, doesn’t matter. No one should ever have to pay for it. Especially not to a surveillance company.
This is hilarious. Meta is embracing the mob methods more and more.
But what about wafd?
What is wafd?
Judging from the image, it’s the new subtext of Meta apparently.
Does “pay for privacy” mean “pay to not be tracked on Facebook and Instagram” or “pay to not be tracked on the whole internet”? I can somewhat see a reasoning for the former, but the latter is absolutely inexcusable: Meta doesn’t own the internet, and it never should be allowed to.
