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why should either of those things be illegal?
I think the joke is people still use services with known privacy issues because it's 1. Convenient, and 2. Already in their spheres of use
Who said anything about legality? I’m responding to a poorly thought-out, ageist meme about not understanding implications when all generations are making this mistake very regularly.
oh I thought you were saying - because the meme is about regulating technology- that those things should be regulated.