Facebook Is Opening Pop-Up Coffee Shops to Teach Users About Privacy | Eater
"A short-term pop-up coffee campaign in the U.K. offers free lattes and items from a “select menu” while staff lead customers through a “privacy checkup” that walks them through privacy settings—teaching everyday users how to, for example, set posts (including heated or political comments) to “friends only.” Open in late August and early September, the cafes function as a hands-on workshop intended to curry favor with users, though critics view the effort as largely performative given recent privacy controversies such as instances of staff listening to user audio messages and the Cambridge Analytica scandal." - Tim Forster
