Facebook Experiments - The Illusion of the Privacy Dial

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Facebook Experiments - The Illusion of the Privacy Dial

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Host Ava Grey examines Facebook's 2009 granular privacy controls and research showing privacy-conscious users paradoxically increased public sharing after gaining per-post settings. Carnegie Mellon studies tracked thousands of users over six years, revealing how perceived control decreased actual privacy while expanding data exposure to advertisers, apps, and the platform itself.

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