What really bugs me about this is that since the PR shilling, Facebook is still getting article summaries with phrasing like "Facebook lets users opt-out of face scanning" which is worded to sound pleased as punch to announce that Facebook is giving their users do something new.

Meanwhile, the summaries for Google stories are still reading a lot like "GOOGLE WATCHES YOU WHILE YOU MASTURBATE (and tells your employer and landlord you do it badly!)", or just skip over the details and do things like run an article about the dangers of identity theft and or cyberstalking, and then put a link to a story about Google right in the middle of it, for, you know, no particular reason (other than "guilt by association").

RE: Facebook strips more of your privacy away, by default