Social media platforms often tout their privacy controls as a way for users to manage their online visibility and personal data. While these tools provide a semblance of control, the underlying business models of these platforms depend on gathering and monetizing user data. This creates an inherent conflict where the pursuit of privacy is often at odds with the platform's objectives. Navigating this landscape necessitates a critical understanding of the limitations of privacy controls and the importance of external privacy protections.
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