WTF, Facebook? Wow.

[urbanbreez]

So... is it the checked boxes or the unchecked ones I should worry about?

[Art Vandelay]

You have almost 6,000 unread emails. I'd be more concerned about that than whatever you're worried about facebook over.

[urbanbreez]

You have almost 6,000 unread emails. I'd be more concerned about that than whatever you're worried about facebook over.

Ef those people, if it were that important they'd be civilized and U.S. Mail things for me to throw away.

[Tavish]

Sexual preference isn't one of the options so you shouldn't worry.

[urbanbreez]

Okay, if we could all just focus here that'd be great. Stop looking at the colorful tabs and notice the checkmarked boxes.

Does a checked box mean that information is shared?

[knapplc]

Yeah, you need to uncheck all the boxes. I think you need to clean out your cache, too.

The longer I use Facebook, the more I think I shouldn't use Facebook. It's nice to reconnect with friends and family across the country, but the way they want you to sign away your rights is a little much. I shouldn't have to allow access to personal information to take some silly quiz.

[urbanbreez]

It's like they make it intentionally complicated. I've read technical repair manuals for in-flight entertainment systems that were less convoluted.

[Snakes Gould]

good thing you know the difference between en route and in route

[Neato Torpedo]

What's so interesting about Ike Davis?

[jfg]

It is stupid that Facebook changes their privacy settings at least once a month and that they don't make the settings default to paranoid mode. But, it's also stupid that everybody thinks that Facebook is going to give all their info to Russian spies. These are the same people who have no problem giving out their mailing address on the internet to get a half price dinner at Applebees or sign up for multiple internet sites to try to get an iPad.