Oh how dare they pay people to collect the data they say they are collecting.  Wait... What?   Why is this bad?  What's next.  Evil Facebook pays their employees for working!  Or even worse.  Advertisers pay Google to show ads so Google does so.  What is this world coming to when people can get into a mutually beneficial agreement.  Sheesh.,(reply>), @Sonickid15 "People need to vaule there privacy more" and there lies the issue.  We may also think people shouldn't eat Chickpeas less as they are obviously spawned in the fiery depths of Hades but that doesn't mean the farmers are evil.  Yes, some people don't care about there privacy at all.  I know a couple of people like that.  We have no right to say their opinion is wrong.  We can advise them not to but in the end if they want to make a few buck and facebook discloses the terms of the agreement then so be it.  Personally I even let people eat Chickpeas.,(reply>), @Lucid Moses because this program facebook has collects data on you every moment for every little thing you do. People need to vaule there privacy more and while I'm sure phone carriers collect some data, they wouldnt even come close to Facebook. Also Facebook has been known to not really be trustworthy with its data. O yay did I mention the service Facebook is doing collects your passwords and can even access the camera? That's not okay to do to anyone imo,(reply>), @Sonickid15 Well, If you feel facebook was wrong even if they didn't subvert the parental controls then it's wrong for anyone from 1-17 to have a phone. As legally you have to sign a contract to get a phone number and only adults can enter into contracts legally.  So why is it ok for phone companies to do it and not facebook?,(reply>), @Lucid Moses even with parental guidance i still think it wrong but at least in that case the parents approved of it.,(reply>), @Sonickid15 Maybe, if that was the case.  He never said they bypassed parental controls.  Is that known?  Or just assumed because nobody bothers to check facts first.