"I don't care that Facebook tracks me"
"I don't care that Facebook tracks me"
Somebody else “not caring” about being tracked is only a valid response as long as their lack of care doesn’t affect me. With social networks like Facebook, which create social graphs based on self-reported connections, I am affected.
Maybe other people have the privilege luxury of not caring, but hardly everybody does. Even a totalitarian dictatorship can be comfortable to the person at the top.
No, though. Somebody doesn’t make a video to tell you that they don’t care. They make a video to convince you not to care too.
This is a very important point most people don’t give a single thought to.
Same principle applies to Meta having my contact data because other people use their products amd have me saved on their phone. That shouldn’t be happening in the first place.
(The GDPR deems it illegal when it happens in a professional context, so there’s that, at least)
I’m gonna be honest, I can’t stand this argument.
Yes, the people I send a message to are the last and weakest link in a long chain of making the transfer of that message happen.
But that doesn’t mean all the other links are irrelevant.