To misquote a common saying, I @junto hereby shall be quoted as stating for the record: The social network of my friend is my enemy. The only solution is no

To misquote a common saying, I @junto hereby shall be quoted as stating for the record: The social network of my friend is my enemy. The only solution is not to share your real identity with your friends. You should tell each friend that you have a different surname. Even better we should start a cult and all choose the same surname to use online. I suggest it be broken down by country and highest frequency. In the UK we would all use 'Smith'. In Germany 'Müller'. In France 'Martin'. In Spain 'Garcia'. In Portugal 'Silva' and so on. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_most_common_surnames_in_Europe http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_most_common_surna... Sadly, most people have already shared their real identity either by giving those details directly to Facebook or by friend's uploading your details in their contacts. Still, it would be a nice protest.