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When you accept the terms of agreement, you trade your data for the privilege of accessing and using the site. Information doesn't become data until it's recor
by roymurdock 13y ago
When you accept the terms of agreement, you trade your data for the privilege of accessing and using the site.
Information doesn't become data until it's recorded through the use of a website. If privacy is an urgent concern for you, then why use Facebook in the first place? It's basically a public forum where you share things, creating data.
It's ridiculous (at least in this day and age) to think that Facebook would provide such an extensive service for free. You're going to pay for it with your data.
- dredmorbius 13y agoWhen you accept the terms of agreement I'm not a Facebook user. Whose user agreement governs the use of my data on Facebook? Dittos for Google or other data aggregators who acquire data from elsewhere. And/or ignore the explicit stated preferences of users. And/or change the rules governing data use post-facto.