Facebook reportedly argues there's no 'expectation of privacy' on social media
I always find this BS legal idea of &quot;expectation of privacy&quot; backwards.<p>The important thing is not whether there&#x27;s some pre-existing &quot;expectation of privacy&quot; in a domain (e.g. public square, or social media).<p>The important thing is whether (1) society <i>wants</i> (or deems beneficial) privacy in that domain and (2) privacy is achievable in that domain.<p>If (1) and (2) hold, there should be no talk of &quot;expectation&quot; and other such BS.<p>[1] and this can be settled with e.g. a referendum or a number of other ways.