My standard suggestion is to use Windows Server - which has none of that bloatware and advertising. The free OS you get from a vendor is free for a reason.
I know I'm dealing with a small company if their only web presence is Meta.
A larger company with normal risk mitigation policies would not take that chance.
So it's sort of self-selecting that only a company that's okay with having small claims court be there remedy would use Meta.
I'm even more disappointed that parents allow 11-15 year olds to be Instagram "influencers" where 85% of the people being influenced are creepy old men.
"Users will also be required to enter 15 items of personal information, including height, educational background and occupation, which will be disclosed to potential matches."
Can only imagine the unintended consequences here.
I've seen an episode from Ricky Gervias's "An Idiot Abroad" satire-documentary, where this British guy was trying out a dating matching service in India around 2009 and you had to provide this exact kind of personal information, since as a man you were judged mainly on those factors: academic titles, career, salary, wealth, family background. Some parts of Asia seem very status and wealth oriented to me. Brutal and sad.
