> At which point do you make informed choice about the data that Facebook collects on you?
You make an “informed choice” when you create a Facebook account, give Facebook your name, date of birth, your relationship status and who you are in a relationship with, your sexual orientation, when you check in to where you have been, when you click on and buy from advertisers, when you join a Facebook group, when you tell it who your friends are…
Should I go on? At each point you made an affirmative choice about giving Facebook your information.
> At which point do you make informed choice about Facebook tracking you across the internet, even on websites that do not belong to Facebook, and through third parties that Facebook doesn't own?
You make an “informed choice” when you create a Facebook account, give Facebook your name, date of birth, your relationship status and who you are in a relationship with, your sexual orientation, when you check in to where you have been, when you click on and buy from advertisers, when you join a Facebook group, when you tell it who your friends are…
Should I go on? At each point you made an affirmative choice about giving Facebook your information.
> At which point do you make informed choice about Facebook tracking you across the internet, even on websites that do not belong to Facebook, and through third parties that Facebook doesn't own?
That hasn’t been the case since 2018.
https://martech.org/facebooks-removal-of-third-party-targeti...
With ATT, Facebook doesn’t collect data from third party apps at least on iOS if you opt out. It’s cost Facebook billions of dollars
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2022/04/23/appl...
> At which point did Facebook actually start give users at least some information on the data they collect and letting them do an informed choice?
https://www.vox.com/2018/4/14/17236072/facebook-mark-zuckerb...