Taking Liberties with my Privacy
I intentionally never put my phone number on FaceBook. Just because I friend someone on FB doesn't necessarily mean I want them calling. They can send me a message through FB, or email me. That's enough.
Facebook disagrees. So much so, they somehow tracked down my cell number and posted it to my profile. I don't know where they got it, but I never gave it to them. Two problems: 1. If I don't want to give someone my home phone, why would I give them my cell? 2. It's an old number, so no one could reach me at that number anyway.
Facebook disagrees. So much so, they somehow tracked down my cell number and posted it to my profile. I don't know where they got it, but I never gave it to them. Two problems: 1. If I don't want to give someone my home phone, why would I give them my cell? 2. It's an old number, so no one could reach me at that number anyway.
Labels: Big Brother, FaceBook, news you can use, Privacy
posted by Daniel "Captain" Kirk at
3:59 PM
4 Comments:
Well, thank goodness for #2.
(Never thought I'd write that sentence!)
That's pretty scary actually. I'm going to check on mine now. Yikes!
That's awful..glad you caught it. Hey-tagged you for a fun kind of blog award..come on over!!
That would be irritating. After I read this I went over to my FB and checked. I don't see my phone number anywhere. Hopefully I'm not missing something.
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