About four years ago I received an inquiry from the American Bar Association regarding my willingness to participate in facebook groups for my sections. I politely responded that I would never participate in work-related anything on facebook, both due to security and privacy concerns (the legal ethics rules are really strict about sharing information) and also because I didn't feel like the Section of Science and Technology needed to see my dog's Halloween costumes. The Section of Science and Technology disagreed -- they felt dog Halloween costumes would raise the level of discourse -- but acknowledged that it was going to be difficult to get people to participate in something they couldn't bifurcate. While I appreciate that facebook finally realized that not everything must be integrated for all purposes, I'm skeptical of their motives here and I still won't use it.
Kerry L. Childe, CIPP/US
Sr. Corporate Counsel, Privacy and Information Policy
Best Buy Enterprise Services, Inc.
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Richfield, Minnesota 55423
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-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Larry Medina
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2015 11:11 AM
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Subject: Re: Facebook (Sort Of) Launches Facebook at Work
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 7:42 AM, PeterK <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> This is intended to keep your work interactions separate from your
> personal ones. In theory, you could use the existing Facebook product
> to build a group for communicating with your colleagues. But posts
> from that group would appear in your News Feed alongside your personal
> posts, and connecting with colleagues would likely mean sharing other
> parts of your personal life — like photos — along the way.
>
> Facebook at Work separates those two worlds.
>
> One tool the service doesn’t have — at least not now — is a document
> sharing feature, à la Google Docs.
>
> http://on.recode.net/1FW21oh
> http://on.recode.net/1FW21oh+
>
>
Hopefully, there will be a reticence to participate in this 'experiment'.
I personally hope it suffers a quick and quiet death.
Thinking back to all the 'less than stellar' experiences many have had related to using their personal communications devices in the BYOD World when it comes to information privacy/protection, WHY woulds ANYONE want to commingle their personal FB and "work FB" information?
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Larry
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