Facebook tries to quell Messenger rumors

Facebook is going on the offensive, trying to do damage control for its Messenger app.

The social network is responding to a firestorm of user anger that erupted when it appeared that Facebook was forcing people to load its Messenger app in a veiled attempt to usurp their privacy.

Now Facebook is trying to set the record straight.  

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 http://www.computerworld.com/article/2600320/social-media/facebook-tries-to-quell-messenger-rumors.html

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Facebook to let stalkers unearth buried posts with mobe search; Prepare to HAUNT your pal's back catalogue

Facebook is testing a search feature on its mobile application that will allow users to immerse themselves in forgotten old posts on the free content ad network.

At present, the Menlo Park, California-based company is only experimenting with the tool on a small group of people who use Facebook, according to a Bloomberg report.

Facebook is apparently touting it as "an improvement to search on mobile."

Read more:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/30/facebook_mobile_app_graph_search_experiment/

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"Tin foil as reality" - the tin foil age, where you are no longer crazy if you think your government is spying on you

Snowden, Assange and Greenwald live streaming at SXSW 

"Tin foil as reality," a phrase hacktivist lawyer Jay Leiderman whipped out during a panel for “The Hacker Wars,” permeated this year's South By Southwest Interactive Festival in Austin, Tex. This new reality, brought on in large part through the revelations of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, created a situation where Snowden and two other major speakers - Wikileaks's Julian Assange and journalist Glenn Greenwald - were physically unable to attend and instead used webcams to appear. 

- See more at: 

http://www.occupy.com/article/snowden-assange-and-greenwald-live-streaming-sxsw#sthash.WdxR6lsT.dpuf

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