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[Gawker] Facebook's New 'Privacy' Scheme Smells Like an Anti-Privacy Plot ...: But, smiley-face posturing aside, users should never forget that Facebook remains, at heart, not a community but a Silicon Valley startup, always hungry for exponential growth and new revenue streams. So be sure to review those new privacy "options," and take Facebook's recommendations with a huge grain of salt.

[Gawker: valleywag, your privacy is an illusion] Someone Stop Facebook's Creepy Predators, Facebook Executive Implores: By day, Chris Kelly extols the virtues of Facebook, where he serves as chief privacy officer. By night, as candidate for California attorney general, Kelly warns of Facebook's "online predators," and says government must "keep people .

[Pop News Daily] Facebook Begins 'Privacy' Con: Thus, Facebook will become an endless series of privacy decisions and dilemmas. It’s enough to make you rush into the open arms of Twitter.

[CERIAS Combined Feed] CERIAS : Talking to the Police All the Time: In "Preserving your privacy and more", November 27 2009. Accessed at http://nestmannblog.sovereignsociety.com/2009/11/stupid-facebook-tricks.html James Duane (2008) Don't Talk to Police. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik Ryan Tate (2009) Google CEO: Secrets Are for Filthy People. Accessed at http://gawker.com/5419271/google-ceo-secrets-are-for-filthy-people Cryptome. Accessed at http://cryptome.org/. Tags for this post: Post a comment (2 so far) » ...

[Consumerist: Top] Facebook Privacy Fallout Goes Nuclear - The Consumerist: As someone who has formerly worked for a data aggregation company, I know firsthand that it is possible for data companies to set up web crawlers that "look" at the data posted on these public forums. Any type of information that might be valuable to their customers is collected--names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.

[Suze's Blog of all things Media] More Privacy Wars: A letter was released from Mark Zuckerberg, the creator of the Facebook network, the other day. The letter details how Facebook is Changing in an attempt for everyone to have better control over their privacy settings.

[The Not-So Private Parts] Google CEO Eric Schmidt has advice for Tiger Woods - Kashmir Hill ...: The philosophy that secrets are useful mainly to indecent people is awfully convenient for Schmidt as the CEO of a company whose value proposition revolves around info-hoarding. Convenient, that is, as long as people are smart enough not to apply the “secrets suck”

[Gawker] How to Exact Online Revenge, As Taught by the Wall Street Journal ...: Just delete his Facebook privacy settings, and set his status to, "Moving back to my mom's because my wife caught me cheating with a woman from work." Answer his friends questions, as him, and then have "him" disparage his own physical attributes. He might even come crawling back and later tell the Wall Street Journal he's totally OK with what you did.

[Mark Flavin's Internet Marketing Blog] Google's New View On Pirvacy: If You've Got Something You Don't ...: That is what Google's CEO Eric Schmidt had to say in a CNBC with Maria Bartiromo with regards Google & your privacy. You can watch a video of the interview at Gawker.

[fantomNews] The Data Kraken: Google's Deadly Sins - and What They Mean to You ...: - By the same token, if you are making use of Google’s AdWords program, you are actually running a good part of your advertising efforts through their system: not only will they have all your corporate core data (required for signing up), they will also know what market areas you are targeting, what your budgeting is like, your bidding behavior - and how well your online advertising are actually performing in terms of click-thrus, visitor retention or bounce rates (which, given sufficient base data, lets them easily approximate your turnover), etc.

[Consumerist: Top] Facebook Reverts Back To Old Terms Of Service - The Consumerist: The problem is not limited to Facebook, of course: it's why I won't do photoprinting with (for example) Snapfish. They say, "As a condition to your Membership, you hereby grant Snapfish a perpetual, universal, non-exclusive, royalty-free right to copy, display, modify, transmit, make derivative works of, and distribute your Content, solely for providing or improving the Service" and "Snapfish may amend these Terms at any time, for any reason, and without notice, including the right to terminate the Service or any part of the Service." No thanks!

[Gawker] How To Exact Online Revenge, As Taught by the Wall Street Journal ...: Just delete his Facebook privacy settings, and set his status to, "Moving back to my mom's because my wife caught me cheating with a woman from work." Answer his friends questions, as him, and then have "him" disparage his own physical .

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