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Wouldn't it be a lot less disruptive just to disable that privacy feature that people use very rarely rather than disabling chat, which people use all the time?
by jackowayed 16y ago
Wouldn't it be a lot less disruptive just to disable that privacy feature that people use very rarely rather than disabling chat, which people use all the time? Unless, of course, they're afraid that this isn't the only security hole allowing you to see your friends' chats.
- sarvenna 16y agoThey disabled the button on the privacy setting page, but as of a few moments ago, this url still worked: http://www.facebook.com/[your http://www.facebook.com/[your short url]?viewas=[id] Edit: The button from the privacy settings page is working again. In general, though, cutting chat while trying to fix this is probably a Good Idea. Less room for bad things to happen assuming you can turn chat off more quickly than you can fix the behavior.