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Zuckerberg buys four new houses for, um, privacy
Not in my house.(Credit:CNET)It's all about the timing.On the one hand, you offer a loud piece of news that oh, no, people can't keep themselves private from Facebook's Graph Search anymore.On the other, there emerges a whisper that you've bought four houses around your own in order to secure a little more, well, you know, seclusion.Yes, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly dug deep into his jeans, found $30 million, and wow power leveling 1-100 exchanged them for four houses adjacent to his own WOD 90-100 Power Leveling in Palo Alto, Calif.As the San Jose Mercury News tells it, this isn't really out of fear that mooching paparazzi will move in next door, take photographs of him mowing the lawn, and put them up on, say, Facebook.Well, actually it rather is. For Facebook's CEO reportedly heard word that an unscrupulous someone was trying to buy one of the neighboring houses and then market it as "The House Next Door to Mark Zuckerberg."Gosh, that would be like taking someone's Facebook profile picture and using it to sell a 55-gallon tub of lube.More Technically IncorrectKanye to sue YouTube founder for posting Kardashian proposal video?Woz: No, no, I wasn't criticizing the new iPads10 reasons why you should ignore tech posts that begin with '10 reasons why'SNL skewers Obamacare Web site, suggests low-res versionGod exists, say Apple fanboy scientistsWhat kind of feeling-free, predatory money-grabber does something like that?Zuckerberg, though, is keen not to disrupt the neighborhood (and his own image). So he's buying the houses and leasing them back to the folks who currently live in them.The progressive purchases began in December. And one house he bought -- a 2,600 square-foot edifice -- fetched $14 million. Which seems even more absurd than the fee Yahoo paid for Tumblr.I have contacted Facebook to see whether Zuckerberg might lease me a cellar in one of the houses -- I'm sorry, I mean to see whether the company might comment on this apparent sprint to privacy. I will update, should my request survive inspections. Update 10:52 a.m. PT: A Facebook spokeswoman contacted me, but could not offer comment on these transactions.This truly isn't a case of the rich not being like you and me. One can surely understand Zuckerberg not wanting to have people snooping around his steamed-up windows, or even buying a neighboring house just to live next to him. This is more a case of the shifting definition of personal information.Your personal life is now known as Facebook's data. Its CEO's personal life is now known as mind your own business.
Zuckerberg buys four new houses for, um, privacy

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