I missed that actually so thanks for the added info! But my overall view doesn't change. Look at everything Equifax did without consent (collecting real personal information that can destroy people financial, selling said data, lobbying congress to put laws in place to ensure these unregulated companies have full power of our financial lives, hiding data breaches, hiding the fact they made negligent security mistakes, etc.) and that blew over quickly and people in general don't seem to care.
People gave FB general info. FB sold it (or 3rd party apps collected it). People are really shocked? I mean maybe I am giving to much credit to the average person but don't people realize anything you put on FB (and other sites where it is free to you) is no longer yours? Don't people know that when you put info up it is out in the wild? Don't people know they are the product being sold? Or again maybe I am just giving way to much credit to the average person. :-)