Completely agree in that scenerio. What if you work at a social networking company (lets say a smaller facebook) and you create a standard public account and a

Completely agree in that scenerio. What if you work at a social networking company (lets say a smaller facebook) and you create a standard public account and add all of your friends and family because the company encourages you to use the product. Because of your role you have addition permissions added to your account that allows you to see non public information when viewing profiles. After leaving you realize access hasn't been downgraded. Is it okay to continue to use the account? At this point all of your friends and family and history are connected to this profile? I would say yes it's okay.