Who thinks its totally unfair from Facebook to give our details to evryone who can pay for it!?

[MrWonderer]

Facebook has already proved its use to human resource departments wanting to investigate potential new staff. Senior managers have also been found to use Facebook to check up on employees.

According to Facebook's current privacy policy, the social networking site will share information to prevent fraud or other illegal activity.

"This may include sharing information with other companies, lawyers, courts or other government entities," says the policy.

We are doomed! into a big brother society!

[Roque]

Sometimes I wonder if they have the ability to spy on game cheaters

[mike-from-spain]

you don't have to be on facebook and you don't have to post anything important there.

[Rabi]

our detail are meant to be enclosed according to the data protection act 1998 and if this right is abused, then we should have our opinion about the issue.
it is totally unfair if people just give away all our information for a bit of cash.

[Stars and Sparkles]

Yes you have too be careful what you write. Even if you are careful yourself you never know what pictures your friends may put up of you

[aresee]

We all, or should be aware of the dangers of the internet, after all it is a global network open to all. Therefore if you are concerned at all about privacy issues, the first sites to avoid are these social networking ones.