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We're comfortable in sharing information with our Facebook friends, but it is quite sneaky for Facebook users to offer their Identities and credentials when logging in to third-party apps , they don’t trust. To deal with this issue, the social network giant has plans to improve the way users login to the third party apps with more privacy controls on the web as well as mobile devices. ANONYMOUS LOGIN At Facebook’s F8 developer conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, Keynote speaker - Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced the new Facebook’s login tool, " Anonymous Login " that would let users sign into apps and websites anonymously without sharing their personal information-Biggest news for Facebook users. " Today, we want to do more to put control and power back into people's hands, " Zuckerberg said at the conference. " Up until now, your friends have been able to share your data via using apps. Now we're changing this, so every...

The US intelligence agency NSA ( National Security Agency ) broke the Silence on the claim that it has reportedly  ‘infected millions of computers around the world with malware’ and that it is ‘impersonating U.S. Social media or other websites ’, emphasized the claim as inaccurate. The document provided previously by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden , analyzed by Glenn Greenwald from  The Intercept claimed that the NSA is spreading surveillance malware on computers and networking devices around the world that are capable to spam out millions of pieces of sophisticated malware at a time on a large scale.  Moreover, the report also claimed that the NSA could silently masquerade as legit websites, such as Facebook, or other sites and therefore intercepting victims' online activities, but the agency denied the claims issuing a statement on Thursday. The statement released by the agency notes: “ Recent media reports that allege NSA has infected millions of...

It seems that Facebook has now extended a hand of friendship toward China. Mark Zuckerberg has announced that he is going on a vacation to China with his girlfriend. His itinerary includes meetings with some of China’s biggest high-tech executives, signaling his intention to extend the reach of his social network to the world's largest population of internet users. Industry analysts say Facebook will face tough competition from state-supported companies, as it is entering a market where 68% has been captured by sites like Ren-Ren. The competition is fierce, presenting challenges similar to those faced by companies like Google. While Facebook may not be making a formal friend request to China, Zuckerberg has been studying Mandarin daily with one-hour language lessons.