Norway court rules against Facebook owner Meta in privacy case
I understand that what these companies are doing is illegal, and thus the court ruled correctly.<p>But I cannot help but wonder if we, the public,  are really focusing on the right thing here?<p>Is "companies are using your reading history to target ads" really the same level of dangerous as "your government wants to read all your messages"?<p>Why is the EU regulating privacy topics to the point were we no longer have access to certain social media products, while they are also pushing for backdoors into private messengers?<p>I think that we should focus on the latter - privacy of private encrypted chats from Government scanning.<p>And not spend so much of our time worrying about Facebook targeting me with ads for iPhones, because they know I am in the markt for an iPhone. That's pretty meh.