Facebook’s “Anonymous Login” doesn’t protect you in any way from Facebook, it’s for hiding information Facebook owns about your life from other websites. So it

Facebook’s “Anonymous Login” doesn’t protect you in any way from Facebook, it’s for hiding information Facebook owns about your life from other websites. So it doesn’t help with this: >The basic, accurate information you receive from the FB SDK really helps salespeople identify qualified leads for trial-to-paid conversions; the info also can be used to tell you what other websites people visit or software they use. This really helps make sales and improve your software in a way that seems generally net positive for consumers and producers. but does nothing at all to protect your privacy. > And yet it's hardly adopted anywhere. That’s because it’s Public Relations. Just like their TOR gateway. Just like Zuckerberg’s LLC “charity.” Just like everything else they do[1]. “Steps in the right direction” is the signature move of modern corporate PR. [1] http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/258060-advocate-accuses-facebook-of-secretly-lobbying-for-cyber-bill http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/258060-advocate-accu...