I Revolutionized Social Media

Well, Cockzuckerberg, You sold out your own children, and their children and their children... How do you sleep at night?

No I revolutilzed it by not using it.

I was unaware the internet was monitored in that way at that time. This was back when DSL was the only way to connect. Nobody knew what a router even was.

"They" seen the way we were using their software and decided to incorporate it in their own way.

Instead of asking for the information you wanted to know about the person while being blind to who it was. Myspace was created so you would no longer need to do that. Any 'basic' info you needed to know about a person was displayed on their page.

The most recent of ingenious ideas I have yet to see is the beginning of "internet police". The reason I like this idea, is because it is impossible to be totally secure while using your browser. Hackers are about entering connections while remaining incredibly stealth and spying or stealing users information.

Even VPN's are vulerable because you do not know who created them. Which can give them a gateway to still be able to access: who, what and where you are. Nobody is 100% untraceable online or protected online.