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A free quiz app on Facebook could be costing you your privacy. Experts call the "Most Used Words" app on Facebook a "privacy nightmare." "All of your history for a year on Facebook it's collecting a full year, all of that data. It's pulling it off of The Apple TV is a pretty solid set-top box, the new one provides a completely overhauled user interface with enhanced features like Siri integration and its very own App Store. All these things are certainly great but it has always been a pain to punch in A famous app called “Most Used Words on Facebook” has been shared thousands of times but it may be stealing the information of those who use it, media reported. The viral app is hoovering up all of people’s personal information and is able to sell Facebook has released a new developer SDK that brings social functions to apps built for the new Apple TV. With its integration, developers can ask their users to authenticate using Facebook Login, share content from the small screen to their social graph All of his Facebook contacts were now missing from the contacts application. After testing various Android phones I found it wasn't working for me either. It turns out that Facebook disabled contact syncing sometime over the past two months. I always setup If you're on Facebook (FB), chances are you've seen friends post brightly colored word clouds of the most-used terms in their statuses. But aside from sharing their inclinations and hangups, they may also be unwittingly sharing their personal data with the .

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Privacy concerns have been raised in connection with a popular app on Facebook. Our colleagues at CBS Denver recently reported on privacy concerns raised by the “Most Used Words” app that some 16 million people have used. The app’s policy says information gathered can be stored on servers “any location” in the world, meaning your personal data may not have the same privacy protections common in the U.S. if stored on servers in another country. More bad news? Facebook app has a shady privacy policy that allows it to collect user details and then do whatever it wants with it The Most Used Words quiz game on Facebook and its creator, a company called Vonvon, are being accused of collecting personal user details If you enabled the app “Most Used Words on Facebook,” you may have given away more privacy than you intended. Unless you intended to allow South Korean startup Vonvon.me access to data including your name, profile picture, age, sex, birthday, entire .