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Seems like you have your own "personal assumption as well". It all depends on which "circle" or "bubbles" we live in. In my mind, your arguments are flawed: m
by edwinnathaniel 15y ago
Seems like you have your own "personal assumption as well".
It all depends on which "circle" or "bubbles" we live in.
In my mind, your arguments are flawed: my friends shared everything. My friends tweet their instagram food pictures. My friends posted their instagram sunset pictures on Facebook (seriously, I'm not joking).
Many of my friends and their friends enjoy social media and use Facebook heavily almost for everything including selling dresses, cupcakes, foods, services, shoes, lingeries, etc.
I'm not done yet: some of my female friends do have conversation about lingeries that they were tagged to on Facebook in Facebook.
Based on my "bubble", your "bubble" is the minority: a very small group of people who seem to be overly concerned with nothing.
It's probably cultural.
- Steko 15y ago"your arguments are flawed: my friends shared everything" (1) that doesn't respond to his argument. (2) no they didn't share everything. Presumably they shared what they wanted to. And here's the problem with Facebook, explicitly: If you upload something to facebook by mistake and it's something you didn't want to share, Facebook winks and says "ok we deleted it" but this has been shown false too many times for users to trust that they actually have control over their own content.