Facebook wants to you to spend $199 to $349 to install its version of a connected, talking video speaker – such as Amazon's Echo – into your home. It has a camera that follows you as you move for video calls and the ability to track what you're doing. In announcing the Portal product (as in "Hey, Portal,") Facebook bent over backward to assure consumers that it takes your privacy seriously. That strategy took several steps backward Wednesday with the admission that yes, indeed, Facebook did want to track your calls and sell ads based on the data elsewhere on Facebook. Thank you for this beautiful, wooden horse, Facebook!