[QUOTE="m0zart"]I like it better than Facebook just for the fact that you can keep posts private or out of the public eye without keeping your entire profile there and without friends privy to the material exposing it to the public by liking or commenting on it. Many employers, venders, and customers, are using Facebook search engines to figure out information on employees of other companies. It's been something drilled into us lately at work, and I came very close to killing my Facebook account altogether as a result.
Facebook has been instituting some changes as a result of Google+ features, and that is great of course, but they still seem so rudimentary and I can't easily figure out how to make the best use of them. I feel like Google+ forced them to take some of those things a bit more seriously.
magicalclick
SImple, don't add random people as your friend.Uh... I don't. It's not that simple anyway. You also need to avoid other friends adding random people -- or even friends of friends. You have no control over their privacy settings, or the fact that their likes or comments expose your content that wouldn't normally be searchable.
The only answer, simple or not, is for Facebook to beef up its options, and I think they realize that now.
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