Absolute Zero: What if Facebook existed in the 18th century?

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  durga ch

  I think the attitude of have all- but for free makes people complain about fb privacy issues. Firslt, its free and fb has not mandated registration and as well, have provided safer privacy settings
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  Sahithi Pallavi

  Serious Comic!
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  Shawrix

  Well..just because its free it doesn't mean that it has the 'right' to trespass our privacy. Yes we have a choice of putting things up, but who gave you a right to misuse them?. We goto our friends house for free they don't charge a 'entry fees' to their house.. still i will not let my friends trespass my privacy.
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  SatyaAkshintala

  Well, i opine that its completely depends on end user to place his personal private things on to a social network portal, as long as they are active every one will be aware of , and one point that should be taken note of is once i get myself out of the site i should be no more tracked which would be a trespassing privacy, as in if someone deletes a picture from a social networking site it should be deleting from their end as well instead in most of cases what it happens is the picture will be hidden to everone including the owner.
  As they say ..., "To enter is by Choice and the Choice is already choosen" .
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  whiz.kid.aniket

  #-Link-Snipped-#
  Do you work for MTV India?
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  Deepak Gopalakrishnan

  whiz.kid.aniket

  #-Link-Snipped-#
  Do you work for MTV India?

  Nope - I just draw once in a while for 'em 😀
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  i find it real serious the data once if it hits online is free and out of our control it is hard to completely wipe it out of the world once we publish it in social medias
  
  we better take care of what we post in them