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Even in the negative light of the privacy war, Facebook comes out on top

Remember the days when a company would tightly guard its operations lest competitors gain an advantage by divining its trade secrets?

Secrecy is alive and well, of course, but there are striking examples where the opposite practice makes sense. Exhibit A: Facebook’s detailed disclosure Monday about how it runs its data centers, powers its Web site, and develops its mobile apps.

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