Archive for May 11th, 2010
INFOGRAPHIC: The History Of Facebook’s Default Privacy Settings
by critter42 on May.11, 2010, under Facebook
OK, here is a nice visual about the gradual loss of privacy on Facebook:
INFOGRAPHIC: The History Of Facebook’s Default Privacy Settings.
As I have noted for the last 6 weeks, Facebook is NOT your friend and is making every effort to expose your personal information. And remember that the only way to not publicly share some of your information is to delete the information in question. However, that won’t do much good now that 3rd party developers are no longer being required to delete any personal data they have harvested.
My Tweets on 2010-05-11
by critter42 on May.11, 2010, under Tweets
- @muskrat_john well, that WOULD be a unique way to be disqualified from actually serving on a jury
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