Posted on 06/07/2010 12:10:23 AM PDT by paudio
Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook Inc., the popular social-networking service, as a Harvard University student in 2004. Since then, it has grown to nearly 500 million users world-wide, and the company has a private market valuation of $25 billion.
Recently, Mr. Zuckerberg and Facebook have had a rocky ride over the company's privacy practices. He talked with Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg about privacy, personalization and the "social graph."
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It’s really quite simple.
Don’t ever put anything on Facebook (or any other site) that you wouldn’t want the whole world to read.
Problem solved.
(Oh, yeah - and use a dummy e-mail account so their “alerts” don’t clog up your inbox.)
What you said...in spades!
It was fairly simple. A couple of clicks and don't log in for two weeks. Then, "poof", the account's gone.
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