Agreed. I had a consulting gig once, actually doing cyber security for Meta. They made us take an automated training, part of which was listening to videos of Mark Zuckerberg talking unironically about how important privacy is to the culture of Meta. The thing is, they had no good mechanism for making sure you actually watched the video. You could just mute Mark and then keep an eye on the run time, because at the end there would be a quiz. Most of the quiz questions were super stupid intuitive like “A friend asks you to use your Meta access to do X to their profile for them, what should you do?” And then multiple choice, with a bunch of obvious bad answers like “Like just do it, it’s fine.”