Social media sites such as Facebook allow creators of events to choose a privacy setting for the event, which allows the event to be visible to everyone on Facebook or just to those Facebook users who have been invited to the event. The organizer of a recent event is upset because there was someone who attended the event that was not invited. The organizer checked the privacy settings of the event page and noticed that the privacy was set so that only people who were invited could see the event. Because of this, the organizer just contacted Facebook calling for them to get rid of the privacy settings on events, stating that they do not work to prevent uninvited guests from attending events.

Which of the following is the best statement of the flaw in the argument above?

Option $1$: A post that one user finds offensive may not be perceived as offensive by other users.

Option $2$: Privacy settings on events do not work because they do not stop uninvited guests from showing up to events.

Option $3$: Social media sites allow users to control access to their pages through the use of privacy settings.

Answer

Option $1$

Option $2$

Option $3$