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Very nice looking graphs, but running "Wolfram Alpha Personal Analytics for Facebook" for my own profile comes with a rather nerve-wracking warning: Wolfram Co
by brown9-2 14y ago
Very nice looking graphs, but running "Wolfram Alpha Personal Analytics for Facebook" for my own profile comes with a rather nerve-wracking warning:
Wolfram Connection would like to access your public profile, friend list, email address, custom friends lists, News Feed, relationships, birthday, status updates, checkins, education history, hometown, current city, photos, religious and political views, videos, likes and your friends' relationships, birthdays, education histories, hometowns, current cities, photos, religious and political views and videos.
- dusing 14y agoHow do you think they are going to get all the data to analyze your facebook account?
- taliesinb 14y agoYeah, that's data you see in your report. You have to opt in to being a data donor for us to store any of it. Otherwise we just record basic anonymized statistics -- like number of friends, sex, age, etc... and throw all the detailed stuff away. Our privacy policy has more: http://www.wolframalpha.com/fbfaqs.html http://www.wolframalpha.com/fbfaqs.html We also encrypt with public keys like there's no tomorrow.
- brown9-2 14y agoI didn't realize going into it that the report would be that detailed. However, having opted in, I'm definitely impressed by what you get out of it.