Wouldn’t the most obvious way for people to protect their privacy while using FB if they cared and still wanted to use FB be not to proactively give them information? You don’t have to share everything I mentioned just to be involved in a group.
reply> You don’t have to share everything I mentioned just to be involved in a group.
replyThis is clearly true. There is an implied point here but I am not sure what.
They share in their profile what they want other people to see. And often choose to not fill out everything. Nobody signs up to share with Meta, Inc.
Most people would love a "[ ] Do not share with Facebook".
People choosing an imperfect option, from imperfect options, are not demonstrating evidence they don't care about the imperfections.
They are explicitly adding their information to FB why do they need a button to not share the information? Would the button disable them from checking in and updating their profile?
replyAn E2EE system (e.g. as offered by Apple iCloud). Or a terms of service guarantee. (e.g. Dropbox, Anthropic and 1000 other companies that partition sharable user content from non-support divisions.)
reply> Would the button disable them from checking in and updating their profile?
No.