— Read on Wired
Does sharing photos of your children on Facebook put them at risk?
Children’s right to privacy from exposure on social media can often be undermined by their parents
The Internet as an identity-multiplying technology
What’s at issue in the “nymwars” (or “Real Names Policies”) is not integrity at all, but rather power and control. Namely, that of an authoritarian entity such as a government to have the power to legitimize what your identity is (your “real name”), and to control what you can do with that identity
Codenamed “Moments”, Facebook Has Built An App For Super-Private Sharing
Facebook has failed repeatedly to get us to use complicated lists and privacy settings to share intimate moments with just our closest friends and family. It’s clumsy and confusing doing that with the same composer for blasting News Feed updates to everyone.
Why I Left Facebook
The more we share, the less we let ourselves behave without the fear of recording.
What Facebook doesn’t show you
It’s not just your imagination – there are a lot of old posts in your Facebook feed.
When you spend a day with something that knows you in ways you don’t know yourself, you learn that maybe you aren’t quite as interested in the things you think you are.
I Liked Everything I Saw on Facebook for Two Days. Here’s What It Did to Me
I like everything. Or at least I did, for 48 hours. Literally everything Facebook sent my way, I liked—even if I hated it. I decided to embark on a campaign of conscious liking, to see how it would affect what Facebook showed me.
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