>>128590
No idea.
They are so massive it would take something significant to offset that kind of money.
Previous iterations did die out though.
The solution to facebook is a new alternative.
If someone made a private version of the same thing, and offered to import all their facebook details etc via a spider bot, it might work. There would have to be secondary incentive.
After that, when they've all converted, gradually dissolve the amount of info that can be stored, and anonymise the system internally, so nothing can be extracted or used.
Other than that, a direct militarised assault on their server locations around the world would do it. Thermite the storage units, as many as possible.
Without the data, their system would crumble, they couldn't rebuild and no one would bother signing up again even if they tried to start it up a second time.
Since data is what makes these companies powerful in the first place, perhaps it is the data that must be targeted.