[extension]

Since they are not told, in any reasonably accessible way, what is going to happen when they click "like", they have grounds to complain about anything that does.

[MichaelApproved]

You have to assume anything you do is public and can be used in anyway possible, unless you've been told otherwise.

Right or wrong, that's the nature of these things.

[jfoutz]

That's not entirely true. I don't think "You ass anything you do is pubic" is a valid MichaelApproved quote. Now, i don't know how you could misrepresent a like, but i don't think substantial misrepresentation (like my ridiculously juvenile example) is allowed.

[extension]

Whether it's right or wrong is exactly the issue under discussion.