This infographic comes from Matt McKeon Please note the following Terms of use from Matt McKeon the chart is a work-in-progress and may be updated at any time Readers should go to http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/ , where they may see the most current version of the graphic. If you need the shock story about privacy default setting, this is very good way to express the concern and how things as a default have changed. The other side of the coin is that we like Free and Free requires some form of exchange. Once you have purchased something, you cannot use the same coin to buy more, you need more coins. The more you want for Free the more you need to exchange. However, does FaceBook have the rights to change your default – it is not an issue of contract, you have already agreed to it, but there is a softer issue of liberty, trust and loyality. Matt’s infographics are a very good visualisation of the change. A more recent change was that more contact info came out unde
