Comments on: Privacy Commission’s report on Facebook, their jurisdiction and findings http://imaddicted.ca/privacy/privacy-commissions-report-on-facebook/ i'm always on Mon, 28 Nov 2011 10:04:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Essay Writers http://imaddicted.ca/privacy/privacy-commissions-report-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-774 Essay Writers Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:52:54 +0000 http://imaddicted.ca/?p=533#comment-774 I agree with Warren. People should know that when they join a social networking site such as Facebook, all the information they enter when creating account or other affiliates that could link to this kind of site would automatically use by the company or be exposed. People should just be more cautious when dealing with their private information. I agree with Warren. People should know that when they join a social networking site such as Facebook, all the information they enter when creating account or other affiliates that could link to this kind of site would automatically use by the company or be exposed. People should just be more cautious when dealing with their private information.

]]> By: lance_ http://imaddicted.ca/privacy/privacy-commissions-report-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-765 lance_ Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:36:47 +0000 http://imaddicted.ca/?p=533#comment-765 The report also deals with Facebook's gathering of information on people who aren't Facebook members. If I tag a photo of a friend who doesn't have a Facebook account with his name and e-mail, Facebook will still use that data despite not being allowed to. The report also deals with Facebook’s gathering of information on people who aren’t Facebook members. If I tag a photo of a friend who doesn’t have a Facebook account with his name and e-mail, Facebook will still use that data despite not being allowed to.

]]> By: Warren http://imaddicted.ca/privacy/privacy-commissions-report-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-764 Warren Fri, 24 Jul 2009 07:52:34 +0000 http://imaddicted.ca/?p=533#comment-764 I think a lot more needs to be done about privacy on the internet, but I believe the solution is in education, not legislation. People need to know that they make a choice to become public figures the second they make an online account. The level of celebrity they ultimately achieve is difficult to predict and for most people is negligible (and in fact is probably going to be fairly low without sufficient marketing), but just remember: Star Wars Kid and the NumaNuma guy probably weren't planning on becoming memes. I think a lot more needs to be done about privacy on the internet, but I believe the solution is in education, not legislation.

People need to know that they make a choice to become public figures the second they make an online account. The level of celebrity they ultimately achieve is difficult to predict and for most people is negligible (and in fact is probably going to be fairly low without sufficient marketing), but just remember: Star Wars Kid and the NumaNuma guy probably weren’t planning on becoming memes.

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