Where do I start? Online privacy is almost too big a subject to tackle in one post. Child safety needs a chapter in its own right. The deliberate obfuscation of settings, coupled with a frightening level of churn in the configuration interface - designed, undoubtedly, to confuse many into exposing their online persona to the wider world - is an affront to the freedom of the individual to maintain instinctive control of their privacy. The dominance of the platform drives homogenisation of the market - in everything - reduces marketing to a quest for mass commonality in desire and, ultimately, commits us to a beige world of limited choice.
But these aren't important right now.
The Problem with Facebook is that it allows my 'friends' to publish pictures of a younger, more innocent timmy, solely for the entertainment of others.
But these aren't important right now.
The Problem with Facebook is that it allows my 'friends' to publish pictures of a younger, more innocent timmy, solely for the entertainment of others.
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My name is Tim. And I like the Jesus and Mary Chain, Orange Juice, Aztec Camera and The Smiths.
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