Facebook has grown up a lot since it was first started in Marc Zuckerberg’s college dorm. A site that was once limited to students is now a worldwide phenomenon. In it’s early days, a  key seperator between Facebook and Myspace was how it controlled who you could access in a network. Facebook kept you fenced in to other users in your region, business or school.

Unleash the Hounds

Facebook will now remove regional networks in it’s entirety so people can connect around the world. I am sure this is also tied into their new online translation efforts. Facebook started removing regional networks a few months ago, but some new privacy settings will also be incorporated that should help you maintain the seclusion you are accustomed to. In fact, you will be able to limit what types of posted content is displayed on a friend by friend basis.

Here is the Entire Press Release from Marc Zuckerberg:

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