[citation][nom]Matt87_50[/nom]Ugh, again... isn't facebook meant to be PRIVATE? i thought that was it's whole advantage over MySpace?[/citation]
ive heard people say Facebook is like MySpace except for adults ... but i've never really thought of Facebook as being any more "private" than its massively inter-connected social network competitors. i mean, it appears to be just a big (a really, really big) PHP app, right? so how secure and private can that be? and, to be fair, does it need to be secure and private? its not like anybody's trading futures or steering the space shuttle with it, right? it's free and i imagine that the login is more for "personalization" than for "privacy".
this article does make a me a bit more paranoid now of that new intriguing message i just received from a cute Facebook girl saying they're a friend of someone i know, and that someone we both know suggested we "get to know each other better". uh huh. right. so now i have to be not just concerned its some homeless dude typing at me from the public library in his sweat pants ... now i have to be concerned whether or not its the freakin IRS too?!
turns out my mom was right when she said, Dont talk to strangers.