Privacy rights will be respected when people are actually willing to pay social online. Social networking sites (and almost every website in general) is design

Privacy rights will be respected when people are actually willing to pay social online. Social networking sites (and almost every website in general) is designed to make money. This is especially true at large scales, like Facebook and Twitter. They aren't charities designed to enhance our lives, they're businesses. Users aren't willing to pay to use the sites, so they have to monazite differently. Part of that is collecting lots of information about you. It's really pretty easy to not share private things. You aren't required to share anything private, and you can still get the full value out of being social online.