Facebook and the NSA

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OP's statement: In the broader context, the PRISM revelations have fueled a growing movement towards decentralization and user-controlled data, challenging the traditional paradigms of data ownership and corporate responsibility. As Facebook grapples with these shifts, its actions will be closely watched as a barometer for the industry’s commitment to upholding the principles of privacy and human rights in the digital age.

It appears to me that every platform is hackable in some way or the other. Hasn't all of our data already been compromised and is 'out there'? Isn't it too late?