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> Facebook distracts you with “privacy settings”, but those apply to other pets in the aquarium, not its overseers. Indeed. I have argued before that the "priv
by torrent-of-ions 12y ago
> Facebook distracts you with “privacy settings”, but those apply to other pets in the aquarium, not its overseers.
Indeed. I have argued before that the "privacy settings" are actually harmful. You should be making everything publicly available, because why would you give facebook access to this data but not your friends? Unfortunately this is contrary to what most people think. Of course, facebook doesn't actually allow users to make all the data available, in fact it's not even available to the user himself.
- dantheman 12y agoYou give your doctor information you don't give your friends, you give your telephone company information you don't give your friends. There are reasons to give private entities information that you don't want shared with the world.