Nyfiken på hur våra kära konspiratörer använder facebook ;-)

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  1. chadblenkin answered: Nope. Tired of hearing it.
  2. kyleschen reblogged this from gary and added:
    I think he’s nailed this...the head - FB credits are going to be huge. What’s the best way...
  3. margodegange answered: If you had a brick & morter business listed in the phone book, all of your personal info would be accessible from that book & city records
  4. leeschneider answered: You’ve got to be on facebook to give a damn about their privacy issues. My solution is to just not be there.
  5. tonytitus answered: Privacy is an illusion anyway you put info on Facebook for the purpose of sharing it anyway
  6. marketingcognition answered: think your right Gary privacy is always a concern and there is no perfect system when we choose to put our information out there.
  7. aparticularpath reblogged this from gary and added:
    Fascinating.. and most definitely a good prediction.
  8. dgriess answered: This is just another excuse for folks to complain about something. Go figure!
  9. charleseide answered: I agree Gary, This is not anything to be concerned about. You controll what you put out there. If you want more privacy, it is up to you.
  10. zmorris answered: I see that. ppl at first will fight it and be unsure, but as soon as partners & ESPECIALLY incentive programs come in. its gonna bust open!
  11. soupsoup answered: I don’t care about Facebook privacy, it bothers me that Facebook gets all the money for my data and I get nothing.
  12. komverse reblogged this from gary
  13. jayvig answered: I’m not focused on WHAT they’re doing as much as HOW they’re going it. Got lots of articles/vids on my blog about it
  14. gbattle answered: VIP FB service is coming. Charge vocal minority for full privacy/data ownership/ad control. $5/year, price goes up 20%/year. Simple.
  15. arnoldbeekes answered: Social networks are per definition open.
  16. behrends answered: You are a public person but some don’t want to be so visible.
  17. fuckyeahfreedude reblogged this from gary and added:
    Nyfiken på hur våra kära konspiratörer använder facebook ;-)
  18. deymade answered: i thin kost people have known that if something is truly meant to be private, they wouldn’t put it up on FB in the first place
  19. hopsandgnarly answered: Nah. There’s no such thing as internet privacy anyway!
  20. davidkudrev answered: I’ve got nothing to hide, so that’s fine.
  21. phormality answered: My issues are the breakdown from walled garden to open with the default to open as settings are added. Plus, no real delete button.
  22. hipsterdiet answered: not
  23. hasanihunter answered: I think everyone should at least be aware of the privacy issues surrounding Facebook
  24. theworldbyphil answered: I am so with you, Gary. I think that Facebook is a great free service, but like anything, you have got to ask questions and be accountable.
  25. adrianarcher answered: What other options are there? I can’t think of one. Facebook is a necessary evil.
  26. davelamorte answered: I have always treated facebook like it is fully public. It’s a website people use to reach out to others. It’s as private as your front lawn.
  27. bondo answered: I know where you live.(NB: this is satire)
  28. heynic answered: If anyone’s that scared just delete..other wise never post anything you’ll regret and get over it.
  29. jason-dapore answered: I have never considered facebook “private.” They should move quickly to more transparent practices and procedures.
  30. eportelance answered: My biggest concern is that the leadership (Zuckerberg et al.) are showing a real lack of integrity when it comes to privacy.
  31. nettap answered: i’m focused on FRIDAY.
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