It's this simple. When you "Shared" the item, you made it part of the public domain with a public URL. If you want to keep it private, don't share it.
The Web is more transparent than ever. Blogging is public. Del.icio.us bookmarks are public. Shared items are public. The whining needs to stop.
Jason
· 1 year ago
Agreed. The outrage is ridiculous. No one is forcing you to use the 'Share' functionality nor is Google publishing your entire account. If you want to send it to someone specifically or a group of people, use the Email function. Couldn't get any easier than that!
Murtadh
· 1 year ago
As they said, when you make it shared it mean one thing it's public... if you don't want to share it simply "starred" it :), you have the choice.
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It's this simple. When you "Shared" the item, you made it part of the public domain with a public URL. If you want to keep it private, don't share it.
The Web is more transparent than ever. Blogging is public. Del.icio.us bookmarks are public. Shared items are public. The whining needs to stop.