Crypto Twitter shares security concerns regarding Meta’s recent NFT integration news

cointelegraph.com:

On Aug 29, Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta announced that its users will now be able to post digital collectibles and Non-Fungible Tokens, or NFTs, across both platforms by simply connecting their digital wallets to either site.

We’re introducing the ability to post digital collectibles across @facebook and @instagram. You can now connect your digital wallet to either app to share your #NFTs on both. What NFT are you excited to share? https://t.co/wa2wkWfI7p pic.twitter.com/SlpwAuY02c

While Meta’s announcement may have seemed to some like a mass adoption win for some digital asset enthusiasts, not all members of Crypto Twitter were thrilled by the news.

Skeptical users took to social media to express concerns surrounding the security and privacy of the data disclosed when digital wallets are connected to these social media platforms.

Twitter user and Web 3 community member NPC-Picac tweeted, “I don't think entrusting digital collectibles to connect to “Meta” is in any way smart”

With Facebook having lost the data of 5 million users, 201314m, 201850m, 2018600m, 2019540m, 20191.5m, 2019419m, 2019309m, 2019533m, 2021I don't think entrusting digital collectables to connect to "Meta" is in any way smart https://t.co/1V6ycTvJji

Another Crypto Twitter community member, CryptoBartender, raised concerns about what Meta could possibly do with the data they access from digital wallets, tweeting, “So they can figure out which wallets are yours and keep tabs on you and your crypto activities?”

So they can figure out which wallets are yours and keep tabs on you and your crypto activities? This is worse than the government iwo. https://t.co/JoGsE46U2p

Some users felt that publicly attaching valuable digital assets to one’s