Facebook's graph search and the end of privacy by obscurity
It often seems as though Facebook's (s fb) main purpose is to continually remind us of how much we have chosen to share with the world about our online behavior -- whether we realize it or not. The latest lesson along those lines comes from the social network's new "graph search," which sounds at first like a fairly boring feature of interest only to marketers.
It's stories like this that reinforce why I'm not on Facebook. The idea of trumpeting every little fact about myself from the roof just sounds incredibly stupid to me.
