I&#x27;m gunna defend the otherside here. As a recent post on HN pointed out, when Google Maps happened people were outraged that you could look into their yards. Same thing with Street-View. Zuckerburg just understands that we&#x27;re moving into a post-privacy world and they&#x27;re really pushing the envelope here. For example I think people were outraged by Graph Search, but I think if they were to have released it in 2 years it would have been received differently. People were at first creeped out by Google Now and Amazon Echo, but now most people don&#x27;t mind.<p>The thing they should worry about is pushing the envelope too far and too fast. I think for-instance WeChat would have totally destroy Facebook if it weren&#x27;t for its Chinese-gov&#x27;t tentacles. It has a much saner privacy model where you only see things from your friends ( not to mention it has a much simpler and nicer interface )