Someday soon, Facebook users may pay their utility bills, balance their checkbooks, and transfer money at the same time they upload vacation photos to the site for friends to see. Sure, the core mission of the social media network is to make the world more connected by helping people share their lives. But Facebook knows people want to keep some things -- banking, for example -- private. And it wants to support those services too. "There are certain things, whether itʼs financial services, or banking where I donʼt necessarily want my friends to know exactly what Iʼm doing, right?" David Robinson, Facebook's ... (full story)