Facebook's piracy of privacy

I never did get Facebook, thinking it was a prime example of our culture's narcissism. But just about everyone I know, including some otherwise bright people, belong to it and encouraged me to join. I did and after a few months I still don't get it. And now this story illustrating how Facebook's new (lack of) privacy policy and settings bascially make it so difficult to protect your personal information as to constitute invasion of this basic right. That was the last straw for me and I finally deleted my account tonight.

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