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zuckerberg didn't respect other peoples privacy in university how can we be sure hes doing so now? - freee largesse - 02-21-2014 07:37 AM
- 557 - 02-21-2014 07:42 AM
You can't. I decided years ago to control my Internet presence so I don't have Twitter or Facebook accounts. Google does have my address and phone number because I have Google Ads on some websites but I guess I thought at the time providing that would be an acceptable risk.
I have been aware all along that everything I have written here is wide open to governments and could eventually be used to "get me" for something.
- so cal crow - 02-21-2014 07:50 AM
exactly!! look up the new SISPA bill. a re-hash of last years SOPA bill
anything on Facebook or Twitter can and will be used against you
- robert x - 02-21-2014 07:59 AM
face book doesn't respect its uses privacy does it. Its like google has sneaky and snoopy ways and means of selling private info supplied by its users .
- Q@GA - 02-21-2014 08:08 AM
you cannot be sure.
His main duty is to his company and his stock holders. Not his freeloading customers.
If he decides that it is a good business decision to sell his customers data, so he will, just like amazon did at the start of the 21st century. (and the day after amazon stock was higher in value).