"For us it comes down to two things: beautiful choices and best intentions. In our view, Facebook doesn't do a fresh nuisance in either department. Facebook gives you choices about how to look after your data, but they aren't tow-headed choices, and while the onus is on the discrete to make out these choices, Facebook makes it attack intractable for the run-of-the-mill user to be in sympathy or manage this. We also don't judge Facebook has much respect for you or your data, especially in the ambience of the future.
For a lot of people, quitting Facebook revolves around privacy. This is a by law concern, but we also reckon the surreptitiousness issue is just the symptom of a larger set of issues. The cumulative property of what Facebook does now will not disport out well in the future, and we trouble deeply about the future of the web as an open, safety-deposit box and human place. We just can't imagine Facebook's in circulation direction being aligned with any positive expected for the web, so we're leaving.
" Are you a Facebook fan? Will you flee on May 31st? Is Fuzzy Orb an option?
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