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That's not at all unreasonable on social media

• Barrin92 7y ago
  Do you really think putting the word 'social' in italics is sufficient to argue that Facebook can hand my private data over to third parties without my knowledge? If you've read the article, the context here is the cambridge analytica scandal, not someone posting on their public timeline.
  • vikramkr 7y ago
    Yeah. Because frankly I dont get what information you put on Facebook should be considered private, and that would include what cambridge analytica did. I think that knowing it's a social media platform is more than sufficient to have zero expectation that anything at all put there is private.