The thing about it is that she didn't want her life and friends to be commoditized. Ben Stller's character took her personal life, splashed graphics, cut it up, and packaged it as a product.

One could see this as a pretense to everyone living their "best life" on social media.

I think our generation might be the last to understand the peace that comes with a small sense of privacy, away from the judgemental eye of the world.

Maybe I'm just an old man yelling at the clouds.