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Facebook is not a public domain. You're not posting to a bulletin board or open forum. It's a way to share pictures and information with people you CHOOSE to share with. Obviously, you can put all your information out there and turn off all the privacy settings, but that's not what the lawsuit is about. If Facebook is doing something they shouldn't with the data, they need to answer for it. If you e-mail pictures to your cousin, does that give your e-mail provider the right to use your personal information or photographs for some other purpose?
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