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you're being profiled whether you have an account or not. i'm not being tinfoil here, it's a common practice in systems of this sort to create a dummy account that collects all of the data, and later on it links data to your "real" profile when you make one. i think good example is linkedin, you only give them your email and suddenly they suggest you stuff like
>is this your uni?
>are those people your friends?

and so, what you "win" by not having a facebook account is not your privacy. your only victory over them is that they can't directly "contact" you, but your data is just as useful and just as valuable. zucc gets off to your lewd facebook adventures

you're correct about being mad about it, it's just that you don't really have much to fight against it unless you want to resign from modern technology altogether