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I think this is just a symptom of a greater issue. Many of us assume that when we post something on the internet (facebook) it should be private. The reality
by sjsivak 16y ago
I think this is just a symptom of a greater issue. Many of us assume that when we post something on the internet (facebook) it should be private. The reality is that you are handing your information over to another entity, and you are doing so willingly. That entity has vast resources and the ability to change the terms of service and rules at will.
If you just have the mindset that anything you share on facebook will be posted on a billboard in Times Square, you can know for sure that you are getting the privacy you want.
- jared314 16y agoYour security, and privacy, is based on the kindness of strangers.
- yellowbkpk 16y ago> The reality is that you are handing your information over to another entity, and you are doing so willingly. The perception is that when you gave that information over to the entity it will stick with the privacy rules you had setup at the time. In this case, Facebook's new systems are ignoring those privacy settings and making things public that were previously set to be private. At the very least, they are adding new features that give new views into your data that make your existing data public.