You whole premise is wrong. An ice cream shop discovering that young people love ice cream and using that as a basis for advertising is a whole lot different from someone I didn't do business with (Facebook) collecting every single bit of information available (even the most sensitive ones) to build detailed profiles.You quoted me and specifically bolded "a business you share information with (say you purchased something through) should have the right to use your data to advertise" and said that's a screwed point of view.
I demonstrated how a business have been doing this since... the start of capitalism — optimizing their business by offering their products and services to their most engaged audience. How is it not comparable? What do you think advertising does?
Trust me, nobody wants your or my data, nobody cares about what we post on facebook. Businesses just want to use your data (that you shared with them, when you engaged in a transaction of offering money for the service/product they provided to you) to find more people like you to offer products and services to.
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