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Facebook Quietly Unveils "Stalker" App

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DALLASCRANE

11 months ago

19386 Comments

You can un friend someone or block them much easier if they become a problem.
MarlyB

11 months ago

4228 Comments

Which begs the question of whatever myriad privacy-robbing features FB and other social websites 'test' by means of quietly activating and de-activating.

"This wasn't a formal release -- this was something that a few engineers were testing," the spokeswoman wrote. "With all tests, some get released as full products, others don't. Nothing more to say on this for now -- we'll communicate to everyone when there is something to say."
ajsdaddyBPD

11 months ago

2250 Comments

No fb? No problem. Doesn't affect my life one iota.
1good1bad1ugly

11 months ago

2788 Comments

I have a fb account and am very careful about who I 'friend'. If it's not someone I know, forget it. If it's a friend, of a friend, of a friend, forget it. I am very careful to only have friends that have the same interests as me, and are know directly by another friend of mine. Hence, I only have 107 friends. We all share the common interest of horses, or are immediate family.
cops1521

11 months ago

968 Comments

This is a little misleading making it sounds like it happens to everyone and its not. You have to open that app and open it up before it will happen. I never go to the apps sites they have, don't play games, etc Facebook isn't bad if you are smart about what you post and don't jump into everything they provide. I am cautious about any social networking site as we have discussed many times. .
darsavmo

11 months ago

10776 Comments

Another reason not to have a Facebook account...

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