[citation][nom]brendano257[/nom]I think not. That is a gross over-grouping of millions of people. YES. Some people will put their entire lives on Facebook and make themselves *extremely* vulnerable to any sort of stalking or identity theft. HOWEVER there are plenty of people who use the site for general socialization and catching up with people from separate friend groups. All it takes is a sensible approach to what you post and allow to travel through your profile. Do I allow Facebook to know my location via my phone? NO. And do I put anything on Facebook that I REALLY care about? Not at all. It's you're own choice, you don't have to condemn everyone who chooses otherwise.[/citation]
[citation][nom]brendano257[/nom]I think not. That is a gross over-grouping of millions of people. YES. Some people will put their entire lives on Facebook and make themselves *extremely* vulnerable to any sort of stalking or identity theft. HOWEVER there are plenty of people who use the site for general socialization and catching up with people from separate friend groups. All it takes is a sensible approach to what you post and allow to travel through your profile. Do I allow Facebook to know my location via my phone? NO. And do I put anything on Facebook that I REALLY care about? Not at all. It's you're own choice, you don't have to condemn everyone who chooses otherwise.[/citation]
Well if you're keeping score, Mark Zuckerberg was the one that called Facebook users this in the first place. He is right, some users are but not all. Plus, a lot of members on this site have been sticking it to Mark because of this comment he made. Really, yes the whole problem is, people need to realize they aren't having private conversations with someone and that ALL of their friends will see what they post. It's like they don't think when in doubt, use a phone or a private blog.