As I noted in a previous post, Facebook and Datalogix are working together to combine your online and offline behavior. My previous post is long, so I wanted to provide
Facebook has stepped over yet another line with its marketing as it relates to privacy. It has partnered with a company that is connecting online and offline behavior.
Somewhat frequently I see requests from people begging others to stop inviting them to play games. I get the frustration, it can be annoying seeing all of the spam on
Locations on Facebook come from two spots. 1. You make them up 2. You tag an already existing location from a page or a Facebook “location.” If you make up
Currently the Facebook map shows up on on everyone’s public Timeline page. It is possible to remove the map from that location. Understand, this does not delete the map entirely,
I have been getting a lot of questions about the Facebook map and privacy issues so I am going to provide a detailed explanation of how to remove or hide
Judge Wettick is a a discovery judge. He knows what he is doing. And I have waited for some time to hear what he has to say about Facebook and
Facebook decided it would be a good idea to change everyone’s visible email address without notice. This means instead of showing the email address people want to provide as a
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