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I suspect that you're right. I registered with Facebook very soon after it launched at Harvard and I remember it being a cool thing my classmates and I could u
by dopamean 14y ago
I suspect that you're right. I registered with Facebook very soon after it launched at Harvard and I remember it being a cool thing my classmates and I could use to make plans for the weekend and then share the events of that weekend. When Facebook started allowing high school students and then anyone use the site it changed how we used it. We were disappointed because we were supposed to be away at college and now it was like our entire family was right there with us. Surely some people would still like to have that privacy.
Yes, you can not friend your family members or add restrictions to what they can see. But if other families are like mine (large and nosy) this can cause quite a bit of consternation.
- RougeFemme 14y agoI have friends with kids who painfully accepted that they refused to friend them. Now they've friended them, but restricted what they see - severely. :-) Some of their other young relatives friended them, but they seem to actually live their lives on twitter, assuming - correctly - that their older relatives will not follow them on twitter..