Facebook statuses now publish Web-wide

The default Facebook privacy setting will now publish users’ status updates to everyone on the Internet, moving toward the Twitter model. However, users will also be offered a more nuanced range of privacy settings, so they can choose privacy levels for each message or image they post to the networking site. Wired.com/Epicenter blog (12/9) , The Washington Post (12/10)

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