Date: 2008-02-12 07:19 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] in-parentheses.livejournal.com
There was an explosion at work this week about a Facebook page that some of my students put up. Apparently they were really upset that their teachers were "sneaking around" and looking at their page. They felt it was dishonest and unfair. Which is hilarious first of all because *they*, unlike their teachers, lied about their age to get on Facebook (you have to be at least 13, and in high school if you are under 18, and they are mostly neither). But it also shows a worrisome lack of understanding about what "unlocked" means, or "internet."
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