Edited sentence: Given the fact that 64% of the US population over 18 has only a High School education, 67.5% if one includes an Occupational Associate's Degree, with no advanced Marketing or Business courses (Source: US Census ), one can hardly expect this majority to automatically and fully understand that any information given to Facebook may be used wherever or sold to whomever Facebook chooses, even indiscriminately.Given the wide use of the Internet, users should be aware that while networking is a great thing, it is better done in a private environment, where people are screened and not someplace easily and presently accessed by everyone, including criminals and other wrong doers, even terrorists, moles or otherwise, in the entire world.Many people feel Facebook should be more professional by ensuring the fully cognizant, Individual user's consent to the full extent of how any information given by said Individual user may or will be used by Facebook.Sell That Data" ), many, many users and conscientious professionals feel that if Facebook's actions are not fully disclosed to a user, before the fact, Facebook could allegedly be in violation of Truth in Advertising Laws, as well as in violation of Privacy Laws and certain other Constitutional rights of the individual.While some may think Facebook's norms and modus operandi resemble "more accepted forms of database marketing", (per the May 26, 2010, Businessweek article by Ben Kunz "Go Ahead, Facebook