CLEAN : Facebook is going to have real trouble keeping users (expert)

The video discusses Facebook's business model, emphasizing the importance of data usage for targeted ads and user experience. It highlights the social norm of CEOs taking responsibility for company issues, even if not directly at fault. Privacy concerns are raised, noting that users often don't realize data manipulation until incidents occur. The video also covers the public's reaction, with trends like 'delete Facebook' gaining traction, similar to past movements like Me Too and the ice bucket challenge.

What is the primary reason Facebook cannot fully protect user privacy?

How do people generally react to the idea of being manipulated by data on social media?

In what ways do users express their dissatisfaction with Facebook according to the text?

What impact does the opinion of thought leaders have on Facebook's user base?

What are some examples of trending activities that encourage people to take collective action?