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>...judging from some of his comments) Mr. Zuckerberg himself don’t believe in such a thing as meaningful privacy in the first place. >Having said all that, I
by EpicEng 7y ago
>...judging from some of his comments) Mr. Zuckerberg himself don’t believe in such a thing as meaningful privacy in the first place.
>Having said all that, I think it’s important to separate Facebook’s corporate actions from Zuckerberg’s private life.
Those two statements don't jive. If he doesn't believe in meaningful personal privacy then your argument is just a distinction without a difference.
I think the reality is that he cares about his privacy and also likes to make money by monetizing the personal details of other people.
- krustyburger 7y agoAs a serious advocate of online user privacy I hesitate to point this out, but on a really important level there’s a difference between one’s privacy when it comes to one’s online browsing habits and one’s privacy when it comes to paparazzi photographs taken from the neighbor’s house and sold to the highest bidder.
- EpicEng 7y agoWhat is the difference precisely?
- whenchamenia 7y agoI would strongly disagree. Most people have something revealed about them in a fb post that would likely be more damaging than some ugly half-naked photos floating around.