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But they'd only each have the subset of your data that you choose to publish on their respective networks, right?
by misterbee 15y ago
But they'd only each have the subset of your data that you choose to publish on their respective networks, right?
- wmf 15y agoTo give a specific example, if you friend someone on Facebook from Diaspora then Facebook would probably have cached copies of any data you publish that is accessible by that friend, including all your public data. (I guess you would have to agree to Facebook's TOS when you friend that person, even though you don't have a Facebook account.)