Am I the only one who doesn't think what Facebook did was deceptive at all? They think the site will work better with less restrictions on what people can see. They asked people if they could change their settings, and clearly stated that it would be a change from their old settings.<p>For a refresher, here's the dialog: <a href="http://www.pcworld.com/zoom?id=184142&#38;page=1&#38;zoomIdx=2" rel="nofollow">http://www.pcworld.com/zoom?id=184142&#38;page=1&#38;zoomIdx...</a><p>I think the selected radio button depended on whether you had changed any privacy settings in the past for each item, so that's not a completely accurate picture of what each user saw, but you get the point. It is not confusing, and most users probably aren't bothered by the changes.