Hopefully by now you are well aware that absolutely everything you post about your private life on Facebook is public.
And if you have had second thoughts about having wantonly splashed your innermost musings around the world wide web, you might have already attempted to deactivate your Facebook account.
Well, good luck. According to Wired Magazine's tech writer Ryan Single, numerous media watchdogs and Sonoma County's very own Chief Twit - the country's top digital media journo Leo Laporte, red flags raised on Facebook's blatant privacy invasion issues have exposed the social media monster's humongous protocol mistake.
By ignoring its users and pooling sophisticated and controlling identity profiles for an overriding advertising prowess as its main source of revenue, has Facebook actually sold its soul?
Now that our high profile tech media experts are pulling the Facebook plug in a top-tier revolt, one has to wonder how long it will take for we of the masses to follow suit?
Will Google step in on this social media scene?
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