Consider the US in the late 2010s and where we are now. Making the (oversaturating) argument that X is basically Y is how we got here. The people who argee with you directtionally nod in agreement (because of course it is) and you alienate the ones who don't.

If there's something wrong with how we've organized our society than we need to fix it on a societal level.

Evoking what the comment in question evokes over uploading pictures of your kid to the internet is not the way to convince people. It takes the thing you want people to care about and exaggerates it in a way that makes your view point trivial to dismiss.

I say this from the place of someone who deactivated their social media accounts over similar concerns. This is not the way to convince people.

Non-consensual? Abuse?

The terminology you chose is tasteless, loaded, and detracts from your point.

It's a worthwhile point to make because if people believe that misconception then it lets companies wash their hands of flagrantly bad behavior. "Gosh, we should really get around to changing the law that makes them act that way."