I am not surprised by this. If I share my phone's contact list with Facebook, I expect that it will become a part of the social graph, just as who I am friends with on Facebook is.
I've been thinking about your question for a day, and I'm really not sure. To me, this sort of thing is obvious. It's just how I think about Facebook. But some people are continually surprised at what Facebook knows about them, or what it can find out. And I don't know how to be more explicit with them.
In other words, I think that this sort of thing is implicit in using Facebook. But for some people, they're not. So do you remind them about this every time they do anything new? I don't know.
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I am not surprised by this. If I share my phone's contact list with Facebook, I expect that it will become a part of the social graph, just as who I am friends with on Facebook is.
Do you think, facebook should tell you about this forehand in simple words ?
I've been thinking about your question for a day, and I'm really not sure. To me, this sort of thing is obvious. It's just how I think about Facebook. But some people are continually surprised at what Facebook knows about them, or what it can find out. And I don't know how to be more explicit with them.
In other words, I think that this sort of thing is implicit in using Facebook. But for some people, they're not. So do you remind them about this every time they do anything new? I don't know.