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The problem is even more simple than that. Simply, is the web public or private? The answer in practice is that the web is what ever the service provider need
by austincheney 8y ago
The problem is even more simple than that. Simply, is the web public or private? The answer in practice is that the web is what ever the service provider needs it to be, which is a shitty answer and why these kinds of problems are present in the first place. The answer to these problems is also simple, but likely more aggressive than Facebook would prefer.
- lstodd 8y agoThe web in practice is public. All of it. Always was, will be forever. You need your private web - build it. Yourself. To rely on fb to provide you with a private web - are you nuts?
- sixothree 8y ago"The web" is not public. Most companies are dedicated to tying your public and private lives. If this weren't true, then why would facebook pay for your private information.
- intended 8y agoBingo. This is fundamentally an issue of what rules apply to modern spaces where the masses congregate and interact.