Is this something you'll be taking advantage of? https://t.co/7rLcVJVPwX

— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) February 28, 2019

I enabled a bunch of privacy settings and still felt like my Facebook/Insta ads were a little too relevant. So I faked a pregnancy by downloading the What to Expect app to see how long it would take for FB to hit me w a maternity ad. The answer? 11 hours https://t.co/bkCQ71BYOj

— Katie Bindley (@katiebindley) February 28, 2019

Facebook simply will not be straight with users about its ad policies, won't let people opt out, won't stop tracking your location and trying to target you and won't explain any of this to you in plain language. Thanks @katiebindley for doing it: https://t.co/MWzC0i0ZTH

— Robbie Whelan (@RWhelanWSJ) February 28, 2019

Why it still feels as if Facebook is tracking you, even after taking all the privacy measures https://t.co/0Fd8a0uQz4 via @WSJ

— toomas hendrik ilves (@IlvesToomas) February 28, 2019