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Will transition users to new settings through use of opt-in tool as it works to make more profile content public. Also, as expected, it does away with regional networks.
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Now, they just need to rebuild the crappy iPhone app!
- by lfabris November 3, 2009 10:33 AM PST
- there is a facebook app that supposedly help to increase privacy. i read about it in this article that lists apps for parents (such as tracking offenders, product recalls, and more). thought it might help.
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