The Cambridge Analytica Facebook controversy memes emerged following the 2018 reveal that the data of millions of users was harvested without consent for political advertising. These memes typically highlight the irony of 'free' social media services, the perceived robotic nature of Mark Zuckerberg during his Congressional hearings, and the loss of personal privacy online. They serve as a satirical commentary on the tech industry's surveillance practices, often utilizing imagery of hidden observers or Zuckerberg’s awkward public appearances to emphasize the breach of trust between the platform and its users. Since the scandal, the template has evolved into a broader critique of how personal information is commodified in the digital age.