It’s a massive oversight on my part, something I should have done as soon as I set up a contact form and launched a newsletter signup form.  If you collect information from your visitors, it’s never too late to put a policy on your site.  If you don’t know where to start, there are plenty online.  You could even link to this one, or copy mine and edit it to suit your needs.

Harbour City SEO: Privacy Policy

In an interview with Techcrunch, Zuckerberg answers a question about privacy by saying “People have really gotten comfortable not only sharing more information and different kinds, but more openly and with more people. That social norm is just something that has evolved over time.”

If Facebook is to pay its investors, it has to focus on growth and monetization, but neither of those are conducive to improved privacy protection for the users, who have undergone changes to the privacy policy twice in the last year.

It matters to me, I believe strongly in protecting and safeguarding personal information because I’ve seen the lengths people will go to to get it (and what they’ll do with it), but I wonder how much it matters to others who seek a louder voice in the crowd or, in Facebook’s case, a direct link to all the voices.

Here’s the video from USTREAM.