Hay Festival 2013: Teenagers' mistakes will stay with them forever, warns Google chief Eric Schmidt. “There are situations in life that it’s better that they don’t exist.
“Especially if there is stuff you did when you were a teenager. Teenagers are now in an adult world online.” He added that “society has always had ways of dealing with errant teenagers” by a process of punishment and them allowing to grow up away from their mistakes. “They grow up out of it and become fine, upstanding leaders,” he said, but added that the current generation of teenagers could now be haunted by their youthful mistakes.
In a wide-ranging talk, he said Google did not plan to censor unsavoury or offensive videos or messages on the internet, despite calls to restrict access to extremist material. 13 Million Facebook Users Haven't Touched Their Privacy Settings. As Facebook prepares Graph Search for wide release, some have concerns about the privacy issues the new feature raises.
How can you be sure only your friends will see your name during searches? After all, more than a quarter of Facebook users share information with an audience much wider than their social circle. And 13 million users haven't even touched their privacy settings. To see how Graph Search will affect you, as well as a few helpful tips for customizing your privacy settings, check out this infographic, courtesy of Marketo.
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