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I'm not considering leaving. Every day, we post things on the internet that are completely within public view. I simply don't post things that I don't want str
by bradleyland 16y ago
I'm not considering leaving.
Every day, we post things on the internet that are completely within public view. I simply don't post things that I don't want strangers to see.
To me, Facebook embodies the opposite of privacy. It's a site for sharing your life. What's the difference between the people on your friend list who you haven't talked to in five/ten/fifteen years and a complete stranger? I just don't care all that much.
- jrockway 16y agoI agree with you. I enjoy having people peer into my private life, which is why I have an online presence under my real name. But most people don't want this, for whatever reason, and it's not Facebook's place to decide for them. Nobody should see anything you post to Facebook until you explicitly allow it. It's the only reasonable default.