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Furthermore, the app required access to entire friend lists, all timeline posts, all photos and photos the user is tagged in, education history, hometown and current city, likes and IP address. Other Facebook apps collect similar data, but the viral nature IP address and information about the device they were using when they clicked "accept." The app, made by a Korean company called Vonvon, does not need all of that information to make a word cloud. Vonvon is in the business of making Facebook quizzes. IP address and browser information, too, among a long list of other things. The app is just one of many apps not affiliated with Facebook that get into users' personal info, all with their consent. More than 16 million people have signed over personal data your IP address and even your friends list if you link it with Facebook. Too many details for a simple game, right? If you agree, you may want to think hard before linking any other FB quiz in the future, because most of them require you to give up a Users that agree to give the Most Used Words app permission give away information about their IP address, home town, pictures and more through Facebook. What’s more, this information can be stored anywhere in the world according to its privacy agreement. The 'Most Used Words on Facebook' app is most often seen when a user posts the It is also able to gather up information about the computer that is being used — including its IP address and what browser they are using, both of which can easily be .

They also let the app scan the specific words in everything they have posted on their timeline or have ever 'liked', plus their IP address and browser information. If you block an app or game, it can't access your Facebook information or send notifications Wired reports that the app collects names, profile picture, timeline posts, photos, hometowns, friend lists, IP address, education history and device information. In other words, pretty much every bit of private information a user may put on Facebook. If you enabled the app “Most Used Words on Facebook,” you may have given away more privacy everything you’ve liked, your IP address, your education history, and the language and browser that you’re using. That’s according to Comparitech The app, like many Facebook quiz apps, is a privacy nightmare re tagged in Education history Hometown and current city Everything you’ve ever liked IP address Info about the device you’re using in addition to browser and language The app moreover .