Its the 21st century you have no freedom

>believing you stand a chance against Zuck's AI
It's his world, famlam. You're just living in it.

there's some "opt-out" setting that -mysteriously- got reset, probably something about them scanning cookies or some shit

find that and uncheck it
or maybe change browser privacy settings, use a real adblocker to block the suggested pages element, or delete your account

Cuckerberg has been doing this for years

>>54875276

They said they will start spying on people through the like button that is on alot of pages. Probably means they have already been doing it.

>>54876054
I think you can fix that by disabling third party cookies in your browser.

You can't escape the botnet

>>54875276
I wonder how long until Google, Facebook and Microsoft start pooling their spy resources. Not sure what Apple is like for this shit.

>>54875276
Do you use the app? It uses the mic and listens to what you say.

>>54876525
no app i stick to the browser

>>54876256
>how long until
Nigga we already livin' it

>>54875276
There are a few ways to stop facebook from knowing where you go:

block in hosts file: very fast and applies blocking to all programs, but you need to get a list of every host, not just every domain facebook uses, I don't really recommend this
block via request policy (extension): only works for browsers who have it installed, but it lets you block by domain, so it's a bit more effective. also you can just block all third party requests by default and whitelist whatever isn't facebook.
use refcontrol (extension) to strip the referer: if a website has facebook tracking pixels, they'll still be requested, but without the referer it will look like a direct hit (so they won't know what site you came from)

I recommend 2 and 3.