Matthew Helfgott, a 20-year-old in Cortland, N.Y., said he noticed thatSo they pretty much peeked into your online closet and found the gifts you were going to give your friends and family and broadcasted it on their site. Facebook kind of reminds me of the digital version of kids searching the house for where their parents hid the presents and then peeking under the wrapping paper. I guess more people need to be hard to shop for like me and just tell their friends and family what they would like for Christmas so they won't be surprised with something you either have or don't want.
his girlfriend had some purchases listed in her news feed, including a pair of
black leather men's gloves, meant as a gift for him. He told her that many of
her online buys had shown up in her news feed, an update on Facebook profiles
with what members do on the site.
"She was ticked off about it," Helfgott commented. "She felt it
violated her privacy."
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Facebook Invades your Privacy?
It looks like Facebook is broadcasting what you buy on their member sites unless you opt out of some Ad related thing.
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