The question whether Facebook's policy violates the users' privacy is controversially discussed in society.
On the one hand, the data could be used to increase security. On the other hand, many people feel that Facebook violates their privacy because it saves their data even if they try to delete it from the public website.
One single click is enough to find numerous information or pictures about any person you are interested in. Therefore, the users should be very careful when uploading photos or entering information about their marital status.
After having applied for a job, members of the personnel department can easily collect information about a user of Facebook and thus create an overall impression of the candidate. How could he ever justify his latest photos of the fantastic party and how could he explain why he was not able to go to work the day after it?
Even if many people like to stay in touch with their friends via Facebook, I personally think that everyone should be highly concerned with the security of his own data because it could be easily misused.
The question whether Facebook's policy of saving its users' information [foc][coh] violates the users' privacy is controversially discussed in society.
AntwortenLöschenOn the one hand, the data could be used to increase security. On the other hand, many people feel that Facebook violates their privacy because it saves their data even if they try to delete it from the public website.
One single click is enough to find copious [W][M] information about [prep] or pictures of [s.a.] any person you are interested in. Therefore, [det] users should be very careful when uploading photos or entering information about their personal lives [coh][W+].
After she has applied for a job, [Gr][M] members of a [det]personnel department can easily collect information about a user of Facebook and thus create an overall impression of the candidate. How could he ever justify his latest photos of a [det] fantastic party and how could he explain why he was not able to go to work the day after it?
Even if many people like to stay in touch with their friends via Facebook, I personally think that everyone should be highly concerned with the security of his own data because it could be easily misused.
Sandra, this was solid and straight to the point. I enjoy your unadorned prose.
Eingestellt von Sandra um 01:55