Once upon a time, Facebook was a cute little fledgling site that gave out invites to a select group of colleges.  Then just like many college parties, everyone decided to show up to see what all the commotion was about.  Today Facebook is a monolith that most people with the internet and a computer belong to and with that type of connectivity comes one major issue: privacy.

Outside the entire overvalued stock controversy currently plaguing Zuckerberg and his legion, the other big issue with Facebook is privacy rights. Do employers have a right to look into a personal Facebook? Does Facebook store those secret conversations with your x-boyfriend who is also a secretly pinko commie that you don’t want your current boyfriend or Senator McCarthy learning about?

Tough questions. Here is a look back into the more innocent years of Facebook, all the way back in the innocent year of 2006.