Survey Finds 60% Facebook Members May Quit Over Privacy Concerns

Some people who are on Facebook understand that there is no such thing as privacy when it comes to Facebook. In other words, Facebook privacy is a joke. Unfortunately, there are millions who don’t realize this. Here’s the latest on Facebook privacy that should be an eye-opener for those who think their information is safe on Facebook.
According to a blog written by Sam Diaz, a senior editor at ZDNet, one of the top searches on Facebook last week was “delete facebook account.” Here’s a snippet from Mr. Diaz’s blog post.
“Apparently, Facebook has crossed a line with its last round of changes to the privacy policy and settings. The changes – which largely require users to opt-out, instead of opt-in – have not been well-received. Facebook reportedly called an all-hands meeting last week to discuss privacy concerns and there’s been buzz that revisions to the nearly-6,000-word privacy policy (longer than the U.S. Constitution) are coming (again), though we still haven’t seen that.”
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