More Fun with Facebook Analytics

A few years ago, I wrote this post about how much Facebook infiltrates our daily lives, even when we aren't accessing it. The issue back then was a rather odd "friend suggestion" of some random guy that I had just run into at the Ft. Myers, Florida airport. I noted at the time how much information we voluntarily give away about ourselves while at the same time, adamantly defend our right to privacy. I wasn't judging anyone. I'm just as guilty (if not more so) as anyone else about oversharing on Facebook. Most of you have probably seen some of the little, cutesy things Facebook has been offering lately. For example, they offer to post little video bits that they've created which celebrate your years of friendship with somebody else. That seems like fair game. They show pictures and comments you've made on each other's pages and repost them. It's silly, but I see a new one almost every day. I'm sure you do too. On things like that