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CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced a new way for Facebook users to log in to third-party Facebook's 1.28 billion members is "Anonymous Login," a twist on the standard Facebook Login option that gives people a way to try an app without sharing any of Facebook 'white student union' campaign pulls at no additional cost. Simply login with your existing roanoke.com account or create a new account to link it to your print subscription. Be sure to use the email address we have on file with your print https://t.co/yGRTL7p4Y4 pic.twitter.com/gbLj7jeQdi — MTV News (@MTVNews) November 20, 2015 Created by a company called Vonvon.me, the quiz requires users to sign up to the app using their Facebook login details. In the process, they give permission for A new tool allows hackers to generate URLs that can hijack accounts on sites that use Facebook Login, potentially enabling powerful phishing attacks. The tool, dubbed Reconnect, was released last week by Egor Homakov, a researcher with security firm Sakurity. Although Facebook Login is widely used, we understand people’s concerns about apps posting on their Timeline or to their friends. For the past several months, we’ve been rolling out a new version of Facebook Login on mobile to address these concerns. It should come as no surprise that many of Facebook's more than 1 billion users are sometimes anxious about how their information is being used. Facebook's privacy policies have changed a fair bit over the past decade, and as the company has grown up, it's .

Facebook and AOL announced last night a partnership that will integrate a user's Facebook friends into their AOL Instant Messenger. The announcement came on a day when Google announced its new attempt at as our one, true login. The more integrated Google and Twitter offer app developers access to similar ad networks. Mr. Zuckerberg said Facebook’s “Log in anonymously” button would also persuade more people to try new apps. “As many as two-thirds of people who download an app don’t ever I'm not a regular on Facebook especially since I switched to the latest nightly releases of Firefox 4 which appear to have a problem with Facebook and the NoScript add-on. Lots of browser crashes are the consequence at the moment. Whenever I log into Another day, another scam — but this one might have the potential to rope in unsuspecting people at an above average rate. A new wave of messages is sweeping Facebook, and it may be an easy one for some people to fall for considering how enthusiastic .