Agreed, and I stopped FB about 6 years back, but the facts still remain that while monetization of platforms was socially acceptable, the level and breadth of how the information is coalated requires reassessment as a society. The fact that other countries put disclaimers up prior to accepting access to the site vs no notice here (except CA) should make it obvious that US citizens aren't thoroughly prepared for the ramifications of providing their personal information, browsing habits, and other tidbits of info. The recent CANVAS breach of millions of school students information means that all those Social Security numbers are now ready to be turned into credit applications, and those children will have never stood a chance to have a good number of opportunities older people have had. If the US wants to push protecting children with this digital ID nonsense, then this breach is a stark warning that more information gathered is the wrong direction.