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I can see the following as a logged-in facebook user, which is identical to what the graph api returns: http://imgur.com/8y8hf.png http://imgur.com/8y8hf.png I

• davetufts 17y ago
  Like I said, the discrepancy is if you're NOT logged in.
  • Torn 17y ago
    I'm not seeing an issue here though -- that profile information was readily available in html (if you have a facebook cookie) and is now even more accessible via json. In fact, the json api gives out less information than the html frontend (e.g. all 18 pages you currently follow).
    • fhars 17y ago
      Like he said, the discrepancy is when you are not logged in. I can see his info and his private profile pic although I don't even have a facebook account and the html version gives me a 404.
      • sp332 17y ago
        It's not a big deal, anyone could make a throwaway FB account and see the same data. The difference is almost immeasurable.
        • ryanhuff 17y ago
          You don't think its a big deal that I can crawl FB to capture the names and pictures of people, regardless of their privacy settings?