....the social media platform is accused of forcing native peoples to use fake names that sound more “American" (oh, the irony!), and in some cases, kicking them off the network for having names Facebook doesn't perceive as sounding real." http://www.alternet.org/civil-liberties/facebook-blocks-native-american-users-having-fake-names
Facebook's Name Policy Strikes Again, This Time at Native Americans https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/02/facebooks-name-policy-strikes-again-time-native-americans It's just never going to stop with Facebook. You'd have to tear it all down and rebuild it from the ground up, and then not care about billions of dollars of ad money and tracking money. They're not in the business of privacy, however basic. It's not that they "Don't know why it's important" they simply don't want to cater to it because it does them more harm than good. They'll make small compromises when there's too much public outcry or dicey news stories, but only doing just enough to appear like they're listening. The whole "We take your concerns very seriously" feelgood, public relations shtick.
Here's the best news story about FaceBook I have read: "Facebook Snooping on Job Candidates May Backfire for Employers Many job applicants consider social media screening an invasion of privacy, researchers have found, opening the door for discrimination lawsuits" http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/facebook-snooping-on-job/
