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Well, not really. Back then, the Facebook API gave out personal details of not use the end user, but all the end user's 'friends'. I never gave the explicit op
by madeofpalk 8y ago
Well, not really.
Back then, the Facebook API gave out personal details of not use the end user, but all the end user's 'friends'. I never gave the explicit opt in for that.
- arcbyte 8y agoYou chose to be friends with someone on Facebook which means you very explicitly chose to share your personal details with that person for them to consume or view it in whatever way they saw fit. It was very much clear from context at the time that they would consume it from multiple different sources: the website, phone-specific apps, shared games, etc. Once someone knows something about you, it's no longer yours; it's that person's to do with as they please.