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Friday I posted that it is time to start asking questions about Facebook Beacon. I wrote that “while I donât necessarily think that Facebookâs Beacon program is the ultimate test of individual privacy, I do believe that we are rapidly moving in a direction where some of
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1 year ago
In many discussions about Facebook, I've seen people talk about everything on their Facebook, such as the News Feed, as "their data." But with a social graph, one has to remember that much of what you see is your friends' data. So while the above question is a good one, I think the reality of what many people have in mind is a bit more complicated.
1 year ago
It's not ridiculous at all.
I remember using Blogspot in the early days and when I moved to Typepad i was able to export all of my posts off the service. This was 5 years ago!
So, the precedent for a user owning their data is ingrained in Web 2.0 culture.
1 year ago
Just give it time.
Personally, I think someone's going to create a service that enables people to own their personal data/clickstreams. Several have tried and failed, but eventually, someone's going to figure out the formula that works.
THEN... the advertising world changes. In a big big way.
1 year ago