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Facebook Encourages Developers to Build ‘Private Mode’ and Other Sharing Controls into Apps

19

Oct

2011

Facebook introduced ‘frictionless sharing’ at the F8 conference last month. The basic premise behind ‘frictionless sharing’ is that an application is granted permission to publish to a user profile once and doesn’t have to ask for permission again. As expected, many Facebook users had a huge problem with the oversharing potential this new feature presents. […]

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Facebook Timeline: Open Graph Apps to be Reviewed before Publication

07

Oct

2011

One of the biggest causes of problems in Facebook is the social networking site’s laissez faire approach to applications. Developers have much freedom over the interface and can pretty much upload whatever they want. This results in a surplus of spammy applications that clutter up not only the newsfeed but also the person’s profile. Facebook, […]

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Firefox 7 security fixes, http vs https and data collection

28

Sep

2011

Mozilla has released Firefox 7, the latest incarnation of their popular web browser. Recently Firefox has been getting through new version numbers faster than a fat man chasing a ice cream van. The reason for the rapidly increasing version number? Well, it seems to be for no reason other than to please users who may […]

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