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Good for Facebook for standing up against this sort of thing. I have mixed feelings about the whole account access thing though. On the one hand, I do think i
by cletus 15y ago
Good for Facebook for standing up against this sort of thing.
I have mixed feelings about the whole account access thing though.
On the one hand, I do think it's entirely unreasonable for your employer to have your password. There are certain exceptions to this (eg anything requiring Top Secret clearance?).
On the other hand, my personal view is nothing on the Internet is truly private. If you want it to remain private, you shouldn't put it on the Internet in any form, otherwise it's just a privacy policy change or a security breach or a bug away from being exposed.
- jiggy2011 15y agoThis is true, however if you treat everything on the Internet as public then that removes many possible uses for it. The internet is fast becoming the only communication channel so not using it for anything private will rapidly become impossible.
- why-el 15y agoHow about attacks on privacy that use other channels? I dont quite understand the idea tat if you want to protect your privacy, you should stay away from the internet. This, 1) gives other privacy invaders a free pass, and 2) makes the internet look like a platform incapable of crafting its own laws.