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So you just set everything on facebook, etc. to be public? I guess that's one approach. Personally, I'm always aware there is a risk that the things I put onli
by ryusage 14y ago
So you just set everything on facebook, etc. to be public?
I guess that's one approach. Personally, I'm always aware there is a risk that the things I put online will be publicly exposed at some point, but I treat it like any other risk: I evaluate the likelihood that it will happen, and make decisions from there. I don't think that risk can ever be zero, but there are ways to make it smaller, and I think that's the perspective most people are coming from.
- enneff 14y agoI don't set everything to public, but I assume that anything I put onto the internet will be available to anyone who wants it, forever. It's the only sane way to use this technology.
- cbr 14y agoI do set everything on Facebook to be public. That way I don't need to worry about the inevitable bugs and misfeatures that make things public when you think they aren't.