"So, I ask Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg and co.: Why don't you let users leave Facebook when they want to? Why are you so much more adamant about holding on to our data than any other social network? What, exactly, are you trying to hide?"
Perhaps the rabbit hole of enlightenment you seek starts in the ashes of the Beacon program and winds its way down a data mine, far far away.
Think over this:
Perhaps it is not what you put in Facebook when you join that should worry you.
Perhaps it is what you do when you are using a computer that has been on Facebook.
Because you never leave.
Those digital footprints of your web usage make their way back to your FB account, deleted or not. So you are more than watched.
"So, I ask Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg and co.: Why don't you
"So, I ask Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg and co.: Why don't you let users leave Facebook when they want to? Why are you so much more adamant about holding on to our data than any other social network? What, exactly, are you trying to hide?"
Perhaps the rabbit hole of enlightenment you seek starts in the ashes of the Beacon program and winds its way down a data mine, far far away.
Think over this:
Perhaps it is not what you put in Facebook when you join that should worry you.
Perhaps it is what you do when you are using a computer that has been on Facebook.
Because you never leave.
Those digital footprints of your web usage make their way back to your FB account, deleted or not. So you are more than watched.
Please prove me wrong.
Please.