Meta's recent policy changes, criticized as aligning with the Trump administration, have prompted increased searches for account deletion on Facebook and Instagram. Users are urged to understand that even deactivating accounts does not shield them from Meta's extensive data collection practices. Meta's business model relies heavily on acquiring user data through tracking pixels on millions of sites, enabling targeted advertising. Investigations show sensitive information, including health data from hospitals, is shared with Meta, highlighting the pervasive reach of their data collection methods.
Meta, criticized for changing policies under the Trump administration, shows the need for users to understand its data collection practices.
Closing social media accounts won’t stop Meta’s data collection, which tracks users across billions of sites, even without active account use.
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