It's mildly ironic that the number 1 criticism against Facebook privacy concerns comes from a leaked anonymous source of the CEO's private texts. Of course you

It's mildly ironic that the number 1 criticism against Facebook privacy concerns comes from a leaked anonymous source of the CEO's private texts. Of course you could say that Zuckerberg is getting a taste of his own medicine, but I dunno, it still seems a bit hypocritical to me. Maybe someone can come up with a good argument of whose private data we're allowed to post publicly, and whose we aren't?