Huge companies, like Meta, Google and Microsoft, to mention a few, don't see human beings, they see numbers and monetization. That they have been allowed to grow so huge and influential isn't surprising, as we have never had this far-reaching technology, so it's all new and unprecedented, although humans have always exploited each other and their environment, they were restricted by their technology. Sadly, children are only seen as future users, so they get targeted without any empathy. Big Tech doesn't care about children being the future of the world, just something that needs to be hooked ASAP.
Quite why Facebook (Meta) is so anti Linux is a little puzzling - you can still use its platform and apps, so why ban everything related to Linux? One of the status updates I made last year was about Zorin. There is always that ubiquitous question: "what's on your mind?", so I posted: "Linux is on my mind..." and went on about my adventures with Mint and Zorin, and how surprisingly comfortable using Zorin is for those of us wanting to escape Windows. I didn't include any links, figuring that anyone can do a quick search themselves.
I did get a mixture of responses, from shocked (why, I'm not too sure), to one pensioner saying he thinks he's the only one who loves Windows 11! Some will find it difficult to change over to Linux, due to work requirements, and others will be frightened to make the change, if they can't tweak Windows, or understand why they should, Linux is scary territory. Chris Titus released a great video on YouTube last week about Linux for Windows Power Users: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlN5koqNY5U I might try sharing that on FB and see if it gets pulled down.
With the greatest respect for veteran Linux-only users, those in particular who have never used Windows 10 & 11, especially related to the company they work for, it will be difficult for you to understand just how hard it can be for individuals to quit Windows and make the switch to Linux. When your company uses MS Teams, and other MS programs / productivity apps, as an integral part of how their company works, you don't really have a choice. However, we can try to influence people by sharing our experiences, and relevant videos, to demonstrate that Linux doesn't have to be scary and difficult to use. InfinityGalactic is another YouTuber who makes some interesting videos about Linux, especially for newbies like me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d4454rouhI If I decide to log into FB, I will share both the videos I've linked above. I'll let you know if my posts get taken down.