Independent
Activity 1: Who owns the data?
Technically, it is our own data but legally it is Facebook. The person who upload, post, or comments owns that data and has rights of owning it until it has been removed, while Facebook also do has rights to change, modify, banned, and etc. to that contents, even though it as been removed by its owner, Facebook still has rights to retain that contents on the archive.
There are ways to minimise the threat, by not letting anyone take pictures of you because that person might upload it to Facebook but it is impossible because this can happen anytime, and another possible way is by not using Facebook at all, and again this will be like the same reason as the first one because someone can just take pictures of you to upload it on Facebook, and Facebook has rights to do anything with that content, even selling it!
Independent Activity 2: Who owns the data?
- What is Twitter? - Social Networking and blogging service , similar to Facebook but Twitter enable useres to send and read messages know as tweets. Tweets can post up to 140 characters displayed in its author's profile page. (Ref: Wikipedia)
- How does blog differ from a micro-blog? - A micro-blog has smaller contents than its typical blog. (Ref: Wikipedia)
- How fast has Twitter grown? - Twitter has 343% growth year over year.
- Why do you think it is so popular? - Because of its micro-blog contents, people prefer Twitter more than any other social networking website and became the fastest growing social networking website. (Ref: news.net.com)
