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Facebook denies tracking user activity after log off – Do you trust them?

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Sep

2011

Recently, there was a huge uproar over a discovery made by an Australian Technologist concerning Facebook’s cookies. Nik Cubrilovic analyzed Facebook’s cookies and saw that once you log out of the site, the cookies aren’t removed or deleted but simply changed. Your account ID is still embedded in these cookies, so whenever you visit a […]

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Facebook’s Expanded Sharing Makes Security Even More Critical

27

Sep

2011

If you're a dedicated follower of Facebook, last week was a bit of a roller coaster. On Monday, Emil Protalinski at ZDNet reminded you that the stories appearing on Facebook about Lady Gaga being found dead in a hotel room are a “likejacking” scam. Then on Tuesday it was reported that Facebook has "introduced a […]

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Facebook’s ticker privacy scare, and what you should do about it

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Sep

2011

Amongst the recent new changes to appear on Facebook, there is a “ticker” (a rolling real time list of what your friends are doing). Not everyone has received it yet, because it’s on a staggered rollout, but millions have already seen it. You’ll find it on the right hand side of your Facebook page, in […]

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