It is tone-deaf. You seem to be regaling it as an inconvenience or problem that Zuckerburg has. It's not an inconvenience, it's a personal bodyguard that he alone has. If he changes devices, he has a team to allow him to log into it. How is that relevant?
The rest of us don't get that. If someone hacks our account and changes our password, the majority of us have little hope of really getting FB's attention to help us fix it.
The point about popular accounts getting 10000x the number of abuse reports is much more relevant.
The point isn’t that he gets special protection for logging on on new devices, it’s that he receives thousands of fake login attempts a day. It’s basically the same point: 10000x the number of abuse reports be 10000x the number of login attempts.
The rest of us don't get that. If someone hacks our account and changes our password, the majority of us have little hope of really getting FB's attention to help us fix it.
The point about popular accounts getting 10000x the number of abuse reports is much more relevant.