>Are you? Citing one situation where they pulled back doesn't account for all of the endless updates they made against people's wishes, most recently that whole thing where they don't give users a choice anymore at all.
What "users wishes"? Some people will always complain for anything.
It only matters when large volumes of users protest. Some guy in rural Montana not liking some Facebook policy doesn't mean FB will change it.
In this case the MAJORITY of the people are using Facebook as they did before, and have no problem with any changes.
Not the same case with Instagram, where the change has to do with the core (and basically only) feature of the service, uploading your photos.
What "users wishes"? Some people will always complain for anything.
It only matters when large volumes of users protest. Some guy in rural Montana not liking some Facebook policy doesn't mean FB will change it.
In this case the MAJORITY of the people are using Facebook as they did before, and have no problem with any changes.
Not the same case with Instagram, where the change has to do with the core (and basically only) feature of the service, uploading your photos.