Bouncers in the UK are now using patrons’ Facebook accounts to doublecheck IDs at bars.
Thanks to social media, college kids’ vacation plans might be just a little tamer from now on.
Getting a divorce? Be careful what you post.
Facebook waged war against Foursquare when it introduced the location service Places a few months ago. Earlier this week, the social networking giant went after the likes of Groupon with the launch of Deals, a feature that lets participating vendors send promos directly to your phone (provided you’ve “checked-in” using Places, of course).
A Facebook “panic button” for 13-18 year olds was introduced in the U.K. Monday.
Facebook’s had a bad week over concerns about how it treats user data. Ready to delete your account? It’s harder than you may think.
Matt McKeon, a developer with the Visual Communications Lab at IBM Research’s Center for Social Software, shows how Facebook privacy has, ahem, evolved over time.
