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I guess they want to make sure that there is a permanent log of everything. Yet another reason not to use Facebook.

• bincat 16y ago
  With programs and ideas like these ( http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article201702.ece http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article201702.ece ) there is a permanent log of everything. I'm tempted to think that companies are hoarding all possible data to be mined so they'd look more appealing for revenue from the government. I think it's yet another reason not to use anything on the Internet without some sort of alternative vpn network.
  • d2fn 16y ago
    facebook isn't free, you're the product
    • aohtsab 16y ago
      no matter how many times I read this, I'm always slightly caught off guard. The image many people seem to engender of fb is one of a public service -- ie they only "see" their friends on fb, not some abstract CEO. With that reasoning, it makes sense that people pour so much blind faith into the Web site as they do -- they simply do not see a corporate structure to their giant online playground.
      • juanito 16y ago
        I expect Facebook to archive my profile and everything I've ever posted there or publicly. I don't really expect them to archive my private chat and not give me a way to delete it.