Facebook is now selling pieces of stock. But the only thing that Facebook has to provide for the stocks and its money are its users information. The successful website gets its money from different ads that appear from information on someone’s profile. With Facebook making $3.2 billion off of advertising and Google making 10 times that number the use of what somebody sent in a email to things people searched for, many things from the Internet has prevented people to get child custody and to also has say so in situations dealing with the law. There are also companies that are used only to look up information about what people do online. Using other people’s information from online can give off stereotypes. That is NOT against the law and just searching something simple as "Stalking" for a paper for school is used as something to do with my own safety.
After reading this article I am concerned about what I write online. I am concerned because certain things I do online shows what type of person I might be. I also believe the things I write or do over the Internet can be brought up in my future, and I don't want something dumb and stupid that I put on Facebook or Twitter from when I was 15 being held against me when I am all grown up. I also believe Lori Andrews main point for writing the article was to inform readers about how what we do on the Internet is infected to our privacy and us.
