- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.world
Ad-free != Privacy
A pay-to-see-no-ads is not the same as pay-for-privacy.
They do point out they won’t use your personal info in ads if you pay, by choosing the free option you consent for personalized ads
Doesn’t mean they won’t collect your info anyways. What has Meta done to prove that they are worthy of our trust? Nothing.
It pretty much makes it clear that they are absolutely going to continue collecting your data – they just won’t use it for ads. They wouldn’t have needed to specify that otherwise.
They won’t use it to personalise their ads, they’ll just sell it to their approved data vendors who all happen to be in the business of personalized ads.
This is paying to not think about a problem, not to solve the problem.
Like the personal ads is the only issue :')
No! It’s actually free: Simply stop using Facebook!
You also need your family to not use Facebook (if they ever mention you they will collect that information)
Guarantee you pay $10 and your privacy still isn’t protected.
Is there a tier where you can pay them to stop allowing people to instruct a mob to kill you?
Not getting killed by online mob == free lunch
What do they always say about free lunches?
Considering their ceo is Jewish and Nazis still congregate on there, probably not
Oh in Europe only. Not in the US. The news article should have specified that in the title
Nah, American news also fail to specify “only in the US” every time. So it’s kind of refreshing to see the tables flipped for once.
This paymemt does not even stop their crappy ‘recommended for you’ suggested content on user’s wall, which is even more annoying than the ads.
“It’s free and always will be”
Sure, I’ll pay that - as soon as they pay me $15 per month for the data they’re stealing from me.
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I’ll give them a one time payment of $10 to fuck off