Facebook Instant Personalization
January 23rd, 2011 | Posted by Paul |
Facebook Instant Personalization. The New Facebook Privacy setting called “Instant Personalization” is now in effect. The new setting shares your data with non-Facebook websites & it is automatically set to “Enabled”.
Go to Account>Privacy Settings>Apps & Websites>Instant Personalization>edit settings & uncheck “Enable”. If your friends don’t do this, they will be sharing information about you as well.
You may also find the following: “Note: instant personalisation is not yet available for you.” – even though the box is checked/ticked already??
I guess Facebook will allow you to deactivate it once they have your data…???
Facebook say:
Our goal is to give you a great social and personalised experience with every app and website you use. We’ve worked with a select set of partners to personalise your experience as soon as you arrive on their sites.
These partner sites (currently limited to Bing, TripAdvisor, Clicker, Rotten Tomatoes, Docs, Pandora, Yelp, and Scribd), can only access the information and content you’ve already made available to everyone. All our partners are required to respect your information and we’ve worked closely with them to make sure they do.
When you arrive at one of these sites, you’ll see a notification message and a way to turn off the personalised experience on that site.
Facebook Instant Personalisation? Pah! Just another data mining advertising scam.
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