Try this one.

"We want a web where users are in control. That means a web where we freely choose our online services from a wide menu and stay with them because we like them, not because we can't afford to leave. We want a web where you get the things you ask for, not the things that corporate shareholders would prefer that you'd asked for. We want a web where willing listeners and willing speakers, willing sellers and willing buyers, willing makers, and willing audiences are all able to transact and communicate without worrying about their relationships being held hostage or disrupted to cram "sponsored posts" into their eyeballs."

"---------------- is not likely to go away, but may get even worse as platforms struggle to keep hold of an increasingly dissatisfied audience. When Elon Musk at a recent Dealbook Summit/NYT interview stated that any advertiser that tried to blackmail him could go ---- themselves', this also suggests that user should get used to the dumpster that they are rolling in, because it is only going to get --------. "

Any time!