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1. It's extremely hateful to see how much information Facebook shares, and by default. I am fairly certain I never saw a permissions dialog to a lot of these si
by phillmv 15y ago
1. It's extremely hateful to see how much information Facebook shares, and by default. I am fairly certain I never saw a permissions dialog to a lot of these sites.
I also really hate how you can't allow or deny any given permission; 99% of apps I've seen use Twitter or Facebook as a single sign on. There is absolutely no reason for any of these to have that much access to personal information.
2. It requires Facebook in order to leave a comment? I extremely hate how this has become a "thing". I mourn the loss of anonymity on the internet.
3. The above site could be great for phishing.
- peteretep 15y ago> I am fairly certain I never saw a permissions dialog to a lot of these sites. Really? There's nothing on mine I didn't explicitly give permissions to, but then, once I add something that looks interesting, I explicitly go back and remove it again right then so I don't forget...
- ceejayoz 15y ago> I also really hate how you can't allow or deny any given permission Sure you can. There's a nice big cancel button. Also, the new version of the dialog allows you to remove most permissions on-the-fly if you don't like giving them. You can't remove the basic set of data or the e-mail requirement, but you can remove things like user likes etc.