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> If you start on a service and it kept becoming more public by default, then we have a problem. If this isn't criminal, it should be. People belong in jail f
by Crito 10y ago
> If you start on a service and it kept becoming more public by default, then we have a problem.
If this isn't criminal, it should be. People belong in jail for this sort of thing.
- Smerity 10y agoHave you seen the (now quite ancient) animated evolution of default Facebook privacy settings[1]? It's insane. It's for this reason that, by default, I assume essentially everything I do online is public. My username is my name, almost everything on Facebook is defaulted to public, etc. If you live under the assumption that you're never private, you'll never make the mistake of thinking you are. [1]: http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/ http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/