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Because -anyone- can read those updates, and as your friend, I have no idea or control over the fact that you've made my information public.
by teej 18y ago
Because -anyone- can read those updates, and as your friend, I have no idea or control over the fact that you've made my information public.
- peter123 18y agoOn the internet, you just have to publish stuff (even private stuff) with discretion. Noone (not even mighty Facebook) can stop someone/'friend' from doing a cut-and-paste of your stuff to a public place. Email has existed many years without any privacy policy, and its largely based on trust and human discretion.
- teej 18y agoThe point is that it's Facebook's walled garden. Their policies are visibility, privacy, and opt-outability and they have every right to boot out an app that can't follow the rules.