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I use Facebook constantly, posting photos, checkins, status updates, etc. However, I've completely disabled all privacy controls. Why? Because I don't put th
by daeken 15y ago
I use Facebook constantly, posting photos, checkins, status updates, etc. However, I've completely disabled all privacy controls. Why? Because I don't put things on the Internet that I don't want to be public, even behind 'privacy controls'. There's no breech of privacy for me, because the data is inherently public. So no, I don't care.
- 1010100101 15y ago"inherently public" Exactly. The ideas of a "Facebook" _as Zuckerberg has constructed it_, i.e. a website on the open internet, and "privacy" are incompatible.
- veb 15y agoWhen I was growing up, I was always told never to put your real information on the Internet. As I grew older, I simply changed around my "real" details a bit. So, my Facebook does not have my real identity, I like stuff that... I don't like. Like I've said before, if you don't want people to know, don't post it on the Internet. Funny thing is though, the people that told me not to put info up on the 'net... didn't listen to their own advice. lol
- nkassis 15y agowell you can put fake info about yourself but doesn't mean your friends will put fake info in for you. Also, I'm sure marketers have a special category for people who lie about their age and name and have products ready to sell to that group. There is no escape. ;p
- MartinCron 15y agoThe only privacy filters a person really needs are sobriety and discretion.