This seems to be conflating two issues. One is that Facebook has changed their default profile privacy recently, which is a real issue that got a lot of press.

This seems to be conflating two issues. One is that Facebook has changed their default profile privacy recently, which is a real issue that got a lot of press. The second is specifically their album privacy settings, which are not a million miles away in complexity from twitalbum's own and include the very useful "except for" feature. It looks like the author is trying to hitch a ride on popular discomfort with default-publicity to advertise their service, even though it's not substantially different. I'm not Facebook's biggest fan or anything, but this just looks like a naked grab for publicity.