First of all, Facebook had to start "regulating" those apps in the early days, because they threatened to overrun the platform with spam.
Second, there's a long, long history of corporate malfeasance in un-or-under regulated spaces; you don't have to go back very far (2008 GFC).
First of all, Facebook had to start "regulating" those apps in the early days, because they threatened to overrun the platform with spam.
Second, there's a long, long history of corporate malfeasance in un-or-under regulated spaces; you don't have to go back very far (2008 GFC).