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> The name of the setting is "Who can see my friend list" And the answer is "anybody" - if they just take a minimal amount of time and effort to piece it toget
by ronaldx 12y ago
> The name of the setting is "Who can see my friend list"
And the answer is "anybody" - if they just take a minimal amount of time and effort to piece it together.
The setting is giving the sense that the friend list will not be accessible, which is a false implication.
Facebook's use of language is misleading (IMO deliberately), and has significant privacy consequences.
- chc 12y agoThe name of the setting is "Who can see my friends list?" not "Who can reconstruct my friends list from bits and pieces of other people's information?" With this exceptionally broad interpretation of Facebook's promises, it seems like even if they killed the ability to do this, the fact that somebody can just sit down at a computer that's logged in as you and see your friends list also makes them just as much liars.