Typical Facebook BS, right?
Well, except when it's Google + doing the user-screwing.
It has at least one useful but hard-to-find privacy feature that is disabled by default. How did I stumble across this setting? Simple: I looked at the Google+ profiles of top Google executives and engineers. Every single one of them has changed this default setting.
To reiterate my point:
Google is no more your corporate BFF than Facebook, or any other megacorp.
The world's largest advertising firm isn't interested in your rights or your privacy except as a lever to elevate their bottom line.
Just like Facebook.
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