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> I think it's grossly irresponsible to look people up on all their social media. While I agree with you in one sense, this wouldn't even be an issue if people
by tdurden 8y ago
> I think it's grossly irresponsible to look people up on all their social media.
While I agree with you in one sense, this wouldn't even be an issue if people didn't willingly post their entire lives to social media. I don't understand how one can be too upset about someone looking at data that they themselves decided to make public.
- JoeAltmaier 8y ago"Their window curtains were open, Officer! I just stood outside, on the grass, with my camera and a news crew."
- TeMPOraL 8y agoCurious how time has changed people's perceptions, even though the service itself didn't. Back when I started using Facebook, it was obvious that you're building a profile to be publicly accessible, i.e. viewable by random strangers, and everything you posted publicly you did with the intent of it being a part of that public profile. It was kind of like blog, but with guaranteed active audience.
- alttab 8y agoFunny, because when I started using Facebook it was obvious I was building a profile to be only accessible to direct friends at my school. I could safely post party pictures without worrying who saw them. The intent has changed vastly over time. By the time I was a senior, one of my parties got busted before it started because I forgot to lock down the invite.