Facebook: No More Privacy of Social Norms

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said privacy is no longer the social norm as more and proliferation of social networking services in cyberspace.

This is expressed in the granting of Crunchie Awards in San Francisco last weekend.

"People are not only more comfortable sharing more information and various things, but more open and with semakain many others," said Zuckenberg the now 25-year-old is as reported by the Telegraph website. According to him, privacy as a social norm has undergone evolution.

He said when I started developing for Facebook at Harvard dorm room, many people who ask what the need to share all information on the Internet and created what has a private website. However, after 5-6 years later, it turns out that mushroomed following blogs online services to share information.

The statement about the privacy that was conveyed in after Facebook made changes to impose rules masalh privacy settings to the user. Since the end of December 2009, all dinyatakn Facebook user status unless the user opens a private regulation change.
As an option is available feature to remind users of new and old users to tighten privacy settings. These settings can also be done for any content uploaded both pictures and video.

Although these features are provided, steps have opposition Facebook. Internet users rights activist Facebook assess more step to let people's privacy is open to the Internet without realizing it.

These rules changes following the Facebook deal with Google and Microsoft. All the status of the User Facebook unregulated private will be indexed so that Google and Bing could appear in search results both services in real time.

Zuckerberg admitted to change the rules of privacy to 350 million current Facebook users buknalah things you can do most companies. However, he thinks it should be adjusted to Facebook because of the prevailing social norms today.