Do you feel like your internet privacy is safe on social networks?

[Adam]

My group are doing a GCSE global perspectives project on internet privacy, we'd like to know your opinions on whether social networks, such as Facebook, give you as much privacy as you want.

[Matthew]

Without clicking the above Youtube link; your privacy is certainly anything BUT safe on social networks.

Most social networks harvest your information and either sell it off (under the radar) or use it for their proprietary gain which leads in a leak of privacy.
Unfortunately, they stay safe by using the fine print in their EULA's and warnings and such; but it's directly relative to Androids/iPhone's harvesting information from your Wi-fi enabled mobile devices such as router/gateway MAC addresses, locations, and other information to send back to their database every time your device automatically pings a tower.

[Oddblob]

Even with 100% privacy tight on Facebook, they still sell your info, but yet, people still use it