Photos, locations and iPhone ID seem pretty personal to me. The interesting point is, end users don't give a damn for "social graphs". They just want to be abl

Photos, locations and iPhone ID seem pretty personal to me. The interesting point is, end users don't give a damn for "social graphs". They just want to be able to connect to their friends, and maybe a friend of a friend in the very odd edge case. The only people who get excited about social graphs those who see it as a data mine.