When there was a public outcry regarding WhatsApp's change of privacy policy, Signal made most of the opportunity to push its privacy-focused messaging service. Now, the company is taking a dig at Facebook's behavior of commodifying troves of data about its users with hilarious Instagram ads. Signal claims the ads were rejected and its ad account was disabled although Facebook denies this and calls it a stunt. Go grab some popcorn.
Signal designed the multi-variant ads to show us the types of data that Facebook collects and sells access to in a simple and effective manner. However, these ads never really made anyone chuckle (or sweat profusely) since Facebook proactively disabled these ads, according to Signal.
