Facebook's entire business model is completely dependent on mining your personal data for the benefit of advertisers. There is no other major component to their

Facebook's entire business model is completely dependent on mining your personal data for the benefit of advertisers. There is no other major component to their business. From that perspective alone, it would be utter lunacy to believe that they have your "privacy" in mind. If so, then the definition of privacy has become so perverted as to not mean what it actually is meant to mean: keeping things to one's self that are not meant to be shared with anyone. Then again, people freely share on Facebook that which should remain private in any case. We've devolved to the point that we're now worrying about privacy on a platform that depends on sharing things that shouldn't be shared and we're worried that it will get shared beyond what we want. Social media is such a rats nest.