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Nothing, but that's how it works today. I could show anyone my feed and they could see my friends activity. Same with my web browser, plugins, anything happenin
by malvosenior 7y ago
Nothing, but that's how it works today. I could show anyone my feed and they could see my friends activity. Same with my web browser, plugins, anything happening to be running in my OS that can capture screenshots, people looking over my shoulder... I'd argue that those are even greater risks as people I know are most likely more sensitive to the information I publish than 3rd party businesses that are scraping data in aggregate for ad targeting purposes.
There will always be the analog hole and many a user experience have been degraded in the quixotic attempt to close it.
- scarface74 7y agoUnless your friends looking at your computer are going to write down your whole social graph manually, I doubt that’s the the same threat. Also, most people use one of three browsers. I don’t trust Google but I doubt they are surreptitiously using everyone’s FB login to crawl their social graph.