> I'm always surprised at the number of friends and family I see who have their Facebook set to public - especially considering what they post. Correct me if I

> I'm always surprised at the number of friends and family I see who have their Facebook set to public - especially considering what they post. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they are set to public by default... in fact, IIRC they even reset everyone to public when they released that "feature" a couple of years ago. > When I tell them they don't care. I think the majority of people want some semblance of privacy but they are willing to give up a lot for the efficiency these new products, that require us to give up privacy, provide. Sure, and smokers are willing to risk a slow painful death to forgo the pain of quitting. Humans are short-term thinkers.