I'm 19 and I know better than to make such foolish cavalier statements. Why shouldn't I take his inappropriate approach to personal Harvard information and assu

I'm 19 and I know better than to make such foolish cavalier statements. Why shouldn't I take his inappropriate approach to personal Harvard information and assume that he is willing to do similar things at Facebook. God knows from past stories that they lack the internal controls to prevent abuse of private information and as I've ranted recently on HN, the blantant abuse of user trust in regard to privacy is enough to warrant any and all scrutiny of both Facebook and Zuckerberg himself. I can't believe that TechCrunch is arguing that Facebook respecting free speech (via the Holocaust Deniers) is bad, but is defending the fact that my privacy settings were laxxed at someone's command other than my own, and that I was opted into Instant Personalization (which over the course of 2 days added half a dozen apps with access to my personal information to my account). I really don't appreciate Queerty being linked to my account or my account being accessible to Queerty, for a vast variety of reasons.