Do Facebook's New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? -- Web Pro News.com Headline

"The Illusion of Privacy": That's Fraidy's take on
this deal in both the real and virtual worlds.
Dig?

Fraidy says that while privacy seems like a
worthwhile thing, it just doesn't exist. Once
someone else knows something of ours then we're
toast. This Internet thing just makes it
super-easy to share with all the other cats.

Or as Jaffa would say, "Miaow."

And these myriad of laws made to make us feel
private: Man are we thick or what! It'll never
happen in this world. Other cats will always
spread the stuff we tell, even when they say,
"Cross my heart and hope to die." That's just
life.

So have a read and tell him if he's wrong.

Fraidy.

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The comments Fraidy placed

Privacy has never really existed anywhere in life,
let alone on the Internet or Facebook in
particular.

As many have said in these comments, 'If you don't
want something made public, then don't post!' is
very appropriate.

Raise yourselves above this and accept that some
people don't like you and will always look for
ways to harm you, defraud you, and generally make
your life miserable: Facebook or not!

That's life, and there's really nothing much you
can do about it.

So, Chill, People and enjoy life. In a short time
they and we will be no more and our progeny will
have a laugh at our expense for being so paranoid.

Just my two-cents worth.
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