The Facebook Privacy Notice meme mocks the recurring viral trend where users post long, pseudo-legal declarations on their timelines to 'protect' their personal data from the platform. These hoaxes, which have resurfaced periodically since at least 2012, often reference non-existent laws or outdated legal codes to claim copyright over their photos and information. The meme typically highlights the absurdity of believing that a public status update can override a legally binding Terms of Service agreement. It is widely used to poke fun at internet gullibility, digital myths, and the performative nature of online privacy concerns.