Do you SHARE too much information on Facebook and other social media?

[KANE]

nope, it's down to you on how much information you want to share

[Dynamicbedroom475]

1) No.
2) No.
3) No.

And my facebook is completely public.
I have nothing to hide, and if people don't like it, then so be it.

[lisa]

Joined FB a couple of years ago. Lost 3 months of my life creeping (couldn't help myself) it was a huge waste of time and decided that I don't care whose going to the gym, who's kids have a soccer game, etc. Also decided that what I do is my business and if I want to share w/someone I'll do so privately.

My teen learned a hard lesson on FB last year - what with 1200 "friends" of which he knows less than 100 of them and he's even pulled back on the "networking" and I'm glad for it.

FB, MySpace - all of it is bad news.

[Daniel]

no

[Fang]

No.
My old employer's wife worked for the highway patrol and she was constantly nosing into my FB stuff. What a creep and her poker face would make me a rich man at a casino table.
To be honest, I found facebook thoroughly creepy and I walked away from it.
Never went back, don't miss it a bit.

[Violentbeef375]

Nope. I refuse to open a facebook account and if/when I hear that a friend or family member has posted ANY info about me...........I remedy the problem as I see fit.

*it's kind of a joke among the family....."Ou came over the other day and ripped me a new one about my facebook......"

[Air Conditioner]

Facebook is a waste of time. Knowledge is power.
Why give out everything about you and allow so many strangers to have so much power over you?

Alternatively, there is the problem of "multiphrenia."

[out2lunch4now2]

Everyone is free to look me up on any site they choose. I have stated my views openly and plainly and feel no need or inclination to justify them, especially here. I say nothing for "shock value" or to get a reaction. Also, I don't use the "social sites" as they are breeding grounds for lechers and spammers.