[citation][nom]captainnochords[/nom]I don't find the idea of revealing to everyone where I am - and therefore, where I am not, such as at home. Big Brother's watching, why should I do his work for him?[/citation]
You seem rather unfamiliar with today's average internet user, so let me educate you. You average user will post to Facebook something like this:
"Planning to take a vacation out of state next week and that, LOL, hope no one steals our stuff *WINK*WINK*."
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"Oh shoot, we got halfway across the state and I remembered I forgot to lock the back door. If you happen across 123 Pine St. please don't steal my stuff LOL."
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"Not gonna be back till friday afternoon, 4 whole days with no one at the house. I wonder if the neighbors ever fixed their porch light, its so dark in the backyard without it, especially near the kitchen door I left unlocked."
They will Twitter that they're "On Bus Corner 8th & Main" ... "Off bus at 4th and Main" ... "Damn, meant to get off bus at 2nd and Main LOLOL" ... "Ooops, dropped keys typing last tweet, LOLOL" ... "Gettin fat cash at ATM goin out wit peeps 2nite, hit me up at Club 7!".
Basically, these people don't give a rats ass what information they reveal, which is why Facebook is all too happy to use that information for their own profit.
Heck, remember when the wife of the head of the CIA posted on Facebook her families vacation itinerary? Somehow, she didn't think it might be a problem if someone knew exactly where the head of the CIA and his family were at all times.