[cakid1]

... Does all your 'Personal' info end up in court?

[Bronzy]

I don't know what I can control. I did see that if I sign in to Google I can manage my browser history. That is a to do note to me.

[Tzimisce]

Who owns it?

Obama and his goons silly.

[bigbob]

Facebook owns it. But they think my name is Richard Milhous Nixon, that I have a PhD from Sam Houston Institute of Technology, and live at 1060 W. Addison St. in Chicago.

[ApplegateRanch]

Plead copyright ownership, since you “published” the information; let the court sort it out.

[SaxxonWoods]

Nobody goes on facebook anymore, it’s too crowded.

-with apologies to Yogi

[Sarajevo]

Don't post your personal info on Facebook, or anywhere on the internet. If you do, it's all in the public domain.

As far as privacy is concerned, check out you public records sometime. It's what government sells to those bothersome telemarketers.

[Yaelle]

I never trusted Facebook. People kept telling me I “had” to join. I often felt like the only person in the world who didn’t. But I did not see a need, didn’t have any desire to. Now, after hearing Leo LaPorte on the radio rant against it, I am very glad I never joined. Facebook, even your private stuff, IS NOT PRIVATE. Leo deleted everything of his from there, and he is a public figure and had a public page. Deleted.