> I'm not sure we're in the same class of paparazzi-attention as those folks. So there's some excuse for more paranoia from them. Yes, but that shouldn't matte

> I'm not sure we're in the same class of paparazzi-attention as those folks. So there's some excuse for more paranoia from them. Yes, but that shouldn't matter when it comes to social media use. Paparazzi are about invading privacy, but social media posts are about voluntarily giving it up in order to share. I also believe Zuckerberg once characterized privacy as a kind of dishonesty.