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Today, Facebook seem to work as government's and powerful people's intelligence tool, hoarding information about people, and sharing only a small fraction of it with each of us. So, here is an idea to make Facebook more transparent: a tool that automatically publishes all the information available to
you from your Facebook account in a public on-line copy of Facebook. (^_^)
Of course they can leak!
http://www.greatfun...4301-Face-book-.jpg
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Feb 08 2011]
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People still use Facebook? |
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Many people seem to, and that makes me wonder... |
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yes, and it`s not because we don`t know that it`s
Hoovering our data. It is because it the sole
occupant of a niche - namely, an online venue to
interact with friends and acquaintances in a group
setting, using one`s real identity, without being
heavily invested in Web culture. |
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//the sole occupant of a niche//
Hardly. The web is chock full of forums and newsgroups. That is its prime function. Selling stuff to people is just a Johnny-Come-Lately add-on. |
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It's more a question of everyone being in the same place. |
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I deliberately put stuff on there because i want the government to know how well my way of life works and that i have nothing to hide. I'm trying to be the threat of a good example. Also, i think they couldn't care less about me because i'm so tiny and insignificant. |
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Something about the title seems redundant. |
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