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This Newsweek article explains in clear terms exactly what has changed on Facebook regarding your personal information and what price you must pay to use Facebook – personal information you’d like to share only with your friends (or not at all) can only be public or nonexsitent – there is no longer an option for some settings to share only with friends if desired.

The Secret Cost of Using Facebook – Newsweek.com.

• LOL Wild Michael Arrington rides again! RT @TechCrunch You’re Welcome, You Bastards http://bit.ly/aEUkIc #

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I have been harping on this a lot lately, but every day my decision to divorce myself from Facebook is looking better and better:

Facebook’s Instant Personalization backfires already, thanks to Yelp security hole.

The gist is: due to both a bug in Yelp! and a bug in Facebook, a malicious website can gain access to your private Facebook information.

Still think the open web is a good thing?

I’m giving this Echo commenting system a whirl. They’ve got a 30 day free trial so there’s noting to lose and it will preserve my comments from before.

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.

• @muskrat_john well, that WOULD be a unique way to be disqualified from actually serving on a jury #

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