Yeah the logic behind it its kind of flawed and are trying to sensacionalize over the issue.. But the two things together can make us think about the privacy i

Yeah the logic behind it its kind of flawed and are trying to sensacionalize over the issue.. But the two things together can make us think about the privacy issue.. the thing is, we all need privacy, and need to have control of it.. thats what we value in real life.. In the virtual life front we dont have that sort of control, we need to obey whatever they think we should do.. we dont have the control.. that is the irony when we compare how much we can control privacy in real life vs. in virtual life.. and in the virtual case; who really controls it, is a corporation.. they dont allow us to control our own privacy.. Once you adopt their social networks its not harsh or ilusory to say they control us more than we think