> Facebook collects on you when you interact with their systems
I do not think this is true. What happens with my e-mail address when someone else signs up to Facebook and shares their contact list (with my e-mail address in it)?
How did Facebook know who my friends are the very moment I signed in, without sharing my address list?
They already have collected information on my social graph, without my own explicit permission, but with implicit permission from less tech-savy friends.
And that's nothing to say about people tagging me in Facebook pictures to train their giant DeepFace algorithm.
In both scenario's I am not accessing or interacting with a Facebook system, while my information is still being abused.
I do not think this is true. What happens with my e-mail address when someone else signs up to Facebook and shares their contact list (with my e-mail address in it)?
How did Facebook know who my friends are the very moment I signed in, without sharing my address list?
They already have collected information on my social graph, without my own explicit permission, but with implicit permission from less tech-savy friends.
And that's nothing to say about people tagging me in Facebook pictures to train their giant DeepFace algorithm.
In both scenario's I am not accessing or interacting with a Facebook system, while my information is still being abused.