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Why Facebook Won't Stop Invading Your Privacy
GMGruman writes "Every few weeks, it seems, Facebook is caught again violating users' privacy. A code error there, rogue business partners there. The truth, as InfoWorld's Bill Snyder explains, is that Facebook will keep on violating your privacy, no matter what its policies say, what promises it makes, or how shocked it claims to be at the latest incident. The reason is simple: Selling personal information on its users is how it makes money, and Facebook is above all a business."
Because it's a perv?
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My posts aren't supposed to be public. They are supposed to private, just between me and my 5,000 closest friends.
Slow down, cowboy! It has been 4 hours since you last posted. You must wait another few hours.
FB cares about privacy in the same way that McDonald's cares about nutrition.
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If you actually use your real name and personal information on any social networking site, then you are an idiot, plain and simple.
Exactly!
That's why I always walk around outside wearing a Guy Fawkes mask, a biohazard suit and use a different alias at every shop. Can't let just anyone know my real face or true name - and who knows what dark magics they might weave with a lock of my hair?
Plus it makes everyone who comes to the help desk at work really quiet.
You are not a brain: http://books.google.com/books?id=2oV61CeDx-YC