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[Q, your thoughts on this?]

Why would Netflix & Spotify want access to peoples' private instant messages? Able to sell more subscriptions? More ads? NOPE

Facebook gave private user info to 150+ companies while telling the users that it wasn't doing so. Why take this huge risk? What do these companies gain with our personal data? Does it allow them to sell more ads? Make us buy more products? NOPE

I call it the law of conservation of discretionary income – all of these giant corporations taking in hundreds of billions of dollars to sell advertisements to a fixed/limited number of people whose discretionary spending is a relatively fixed amount.

Think Google +Bing +YouTube +Twitter +Facebook +Instagram +Pinterest +CNN +Fox +ABC +NBC +ESPN +Reddit +etc, etc, etc. – all selling the exact same (fungible) product to the exact same people The numbers don't add up - the economics don't work…saturation would have been reached long, long ago with diminishing returns for all and bankruptcy for many.

Yet they continue to flourish! They do everything in the world to destroy their precious brands, like shadow ban, de-monetizing, censoring, offending…running 'users/customers' away in droves, yet they continue to grow? How does this work? Wouldn't shareholders be better served if they tried to bring in more customers? Why aren't shareholders suing these evil corps?

Corporations are fictional entities that the gov’t allows to operate for our benefit. But what happens when most all of the major corps secretly work together, in concert, with foreign powers/actors to plot our demise? Gathering and storing private information to be used for blackmail, discrimination and other nefarious purposes.

Why haven't Fed Agencies (FCC, FTC, SEC, Commerce, etc) investigated this network of corrupt corporations colluding/ coordinating/ racketeering/ orchestrating with each other? Rico?

Apologies for the length, a little bit of a rant, a little bit of a 'concern fag', just trying to connect some dots… would love to hear Anons thoughts on how these companies are actually making money … I believe the numbers are way too big to think its just the clowns funding this