DigitalWho Is On Mark Zuckerberg’s Friends List?Much has been made recently over the fact that while Facebook users can set their friends lists to “Only Me” within their privacy settings, a slight loophole exists: If a user’s friend has their friends list set to public, all of their friends will appear when viewing their mutual friends, thereby “outing” that user, despite the “Only Me” setting. Mashable went one step further, piecing together some of the friends list of none other than Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.By David Cohen|June 10, 2014ShareBy David Cohen|June 10, 2014ShareMuch has been made recently over the fact that while Facebook users can set their friends lists to “Only Me” within their privacy settings, a slight loophole exists: If a user’s friend has their friends list set to public, all of their friends will appear when viewing their mutual friends, thereby “outing” that user, despite the “Only Me” setting. Mashable went one step further, piecing together some of the friends list of none other than Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.A Facebook spokesperson issued this statement to Mashable on the mutual friends loophole:A friendship includes two people, and we give each of those people control over who they share their friends lists with. Of course, friends sometimes disagree on things, maybe even when it comes to who they share things with on Facebook … That’s why we not only give people control over who can see their friends list on their Timeline, but we explain prominently that their friends also get to choose who they share with and that they might select a different set of people.Among the names Mashable was able to unearth from Zuckerberg’s friends list via the mutual friends loophole:Trip Adler, CEO and co-founder of ScribdMarc Andreessen, co-founder of venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and Facebook board memberCharlie Cheever, co-founder of QuoraBrian Chesky, CEO of AirbnbDennis Crowley, CEO of FoursquareBarry Diller, chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorpJohn Donahoe, president and CEO of eBayJack Dorsey, CEO and founder of Square, Twitter co-founderDave Goldberg, CEO of SurveyMonkey, husband of Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl SandbergBen Horowitz, co-founder of Andreessen HorowitzDrew Houston, CEO of DropboxRobin Li, CEO and co-founder at Chinese search company Baidu (China’s third-richest man)Qi Lu, executive vice president at MicrosoftSean Parker, co-founder of Napster, early president at FacebookAlison Pincus, co-founder of home-decor marketplace One Kings Lane (and wife of Zynga Co-Founder Mark Pincus)Keith Rabois, venture capitalist at Shasta VenturesBlake Ross, co-creator of Mozilla Firefox and former Facebook director of productScott Sassa, former CEO of FriendsterBiz Stone, co-founder of Twitter, CEO and founder of JellyJeremy Stoppelman, CEO of YelpEvan Williams, CEO of Medium, Twitter co-founderJack Xu, co-president and chief technology officer at Sina (owns Sina Weibo, China’s version of Twitter)Readers: Should Facebook figure out a way to alter its privacy settings so that mutual friends are not visible?Photos by Courtney Rundles. Adweek Adweek