The Guardian discusses recent criticism of Facebook’s privacy practices with its Pan-Euro Communications Manager Iain Mackenzie, who says, "There are bad things and many good things going on in the online world. It's not surprising that people look at the service that's closest to them and are at least receptive to these myths." The author notes that Facebook’s lack of clarity in its responses to past privacy concerns may add to the traction of the more recent issues. “More transparency on the network side is needed, but it also must be said that millions of users have overlooked and adapted to the site's many changes,” the report states, adding, “they're not leaving Facebook.”
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