Comments on: Get over Facebook privacy; start liking Facebook ‘Like’ http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/ Shopping Cart Recovery: Real Time = Real ROI Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:21:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: facebook credicts http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-897 facebook credicts Sat, 05 Nov 2011 22:21:39 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-897 <strong>facebook credicts...</strong> [...]Get over Facebook privacy; start liking Facebook ‘Like’ « Website Conversion Blog[...]... facebook credicts…

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]]> By: Donnetta Vanproosdy http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-895 Donnetta Vanproosdy Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:58:04 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-895 Hey, I think your blog is very informative. I found it via Bing. Will definitely come back again Hey, I think your blog is very informative. I found it via Bing. Will definitely come back again

]]> By: Afton Pollio http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-894 Afton Pollio Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:34:27 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-894 Thats wonderful stuff you written up on this blog. Have been hunting for it all around. Nice work Thats wonderful stuff you written up on this blog. Have been hunting for it all around. Nice work

]]> By: PohLin http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-893 PohLin Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:33:07 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-893 Dear Charles, Do you have a Webinar on this topic that suits Asia Timezone? Regards PL Dear Charles,

Do you have a Webinar on this topic that suits Asia Timezone?

Regards
PL

]]> By: Charles Nicholls @ SeeWhy http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-892 Charles Nicholls @ SeeWhy Fri, 28 May 2010 20:54:39 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-892 @Anon: Ignoring your insults, you're right, I dont trust Facebook, and my point is that you shouldn't either, and never should have! @Anon: Ignoring your insults, you’re right, I dont trust Facebook, and my point is that you shouldn’t either, and never should have!

]]> By: Anon http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-891 Anon Fri, 28 May 2010 14:11:54 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-891 Yo Chuck! It appears you very clearly do not trust facebook - of your 34 friends on your personal FB account, NONE of them are schoolboy friends, or family members, or children, or relatives. I surely don't believe you consider all your SEO buddies to be your close bosom pals, or wait, no your life cannot be that boring that your entire electronic correspondence revolves around SEO and marketing seminar drivel? You certainly do not appear to be the correct age to have been part of the early FB adopting group - the 17-21 year old crowd that fueled the explosive growth of the social network 6 years ago. If you and Piet go hit the club scene, a cougar for you would be what, a septuagenarian? And are you likely to hear Piet Loubser gloat over your drunken snog with someone 10 years your senior? No, not likely. The issue with privacy is that the network originally espoused safety by protecting your private moments to be shared among your friends. The issue isn't even with privacy per se, but rather with the bait and switch tactics being employed. The issue is the arbitrary automatic enforcement of a public by default lack of choice. What you industry schills need to understand is that someone needs to protect the interests of those unable to read the fine print of every change to the terms of service and Privacy policy *(which incidentally is now longer than the US Constitution). Facebook obtained a userbase of 400 Million by telling everyone their privacy was their own to control, then pulled the rug from under them saying "oops, privacy does not exist". Yo Chuck!

It appears you very clearly do not trust facebook – of your 34 friends on your personal FB account, NONE of them are schoolboy friends, or family members, or children, or relatives. I surely don’t believe you consider all your SEO buddies to be your close bosom pals, or wait, no your life cannot be that boring that your entire electronic correspondence revolves around SEO and marketing seminar drivel? You certainly do not appear to be the correct age to have been part of the early FB adopting group – the 17-21 year old crowd that fueled the explosive growth of the social network 6 years ago. If you and Piet go hit the club scene, a cougar for you would be what, a septuagenarian? And are you likely to hear Piet Loubser gloat over your drunken snog with someone 10 years your senior? No, not likely.

The issue with privacy is that the network originally espoused safety by protecting your private moments to be shared among your friends. The issue isn’t even with privacy per se, but rather with the bait and switch tactics being employed. The issue is the arbitrary automatic enforcement of a public by default lack of choice.

What you industry schills need to understand is that someone needs to protect the interests of those unable to read the fine print of every change to the terms of service and Privacy policy *(which incidentally is now longer than the US Constitution).

Facebook obtained a userbase of 400 Million by telling everyone their privacy was their own to control, then pulled the rug from under them saying “oops, privacy does not exist”.

]]> By: Do Facebook’s New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? | Kimmo Nuotio's HOT SEO Tips. http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-890 Do Facebook’s New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? | Kimmo Nuotio's HOT SEO Tips. Fri, 28 May 2010 12:24:38 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-890 [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It’s a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be [...] [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It’s a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be [...]

]]> By: Do Facebook's New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? - News: Everything-e http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-889 Do Facebook's New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? - News: Everything-e Fri, 28 May 2010 10:27:19 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-889 [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It's a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be funded [...] [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It's a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be funded [...]

]]> By: Do Facebook’s New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? | peteraubrey.com http://seewhy.com/blog/2010/05/26/get-over-facebook-privacy-start-liking-facebook-like/#comment-888 Do Facebook’s New Privacy Settings Really Protect Your Privacy? | peteraubrey.com Thu, 27 May 2010 17:00:28 +0000 http://seewhy.com/blog/?p=1125#comment-888 [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It’s a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be [...] [...] that Facebook, like Google, isn’t free," says SeeWhy Founder Charles Nicholls, who has written about the subject. "It’s a massive service that needs to be paid for, and that service is going to be [...]

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