We all do it: start typing into the status update bar on Facebook and then use our (better) judgment to delete those thoughts and not share them with the world. Facebook calls it “self-censorship,” and according to a report by Slate’ s Jennifer Golbeck, the social network has been tracking and studying our unpublished thoughts. Put simply: the posts that you have consciously decided to not share, are being analyzed by Facebook. Read on to discover how Facebook did this as well as what it means for your privacy now and in the future.
via Social Media Today - The world's best thinkers on social media http://socialmediatoday.com/jillian-ryan/2021176/you-are-what-you-type-facebook-tracks-what-you-decide-not-post
via Social Media Today - The world's best thinkers on social media http://socialmediatoday.com/jillian-ryan/2021176/you-are-what-you-type-facebook-tracks-what-you-decide-not-post
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