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Facebook can retain real name policy, German court rules
Nishtha •Facebook has won a court challenge against its real name policy in Germany, according to an AP report. An administrative court in Germany granted the social
Hands on with Facebook Graph Search
Nishtha •Friends who like a band? Friends who like an author? There is a lot more you can do with Graph Search.
Facebook will not let you hide from search results anymore
Nishtha •In the shadows of the Facebook Graph Search announcement, Facebook has quietly removed the ability to opt your profile out of search results on the site.
Firefox update brings 25 percent speed boost
Shunal •Mozilla has released a new version of its popular Firefox browser. The new version, Firefox 18, is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android....
Facebook faces problems in Germany due to real name policy
Shunal •Facebook seems to be in trouble in Europe. According to IT World, a German privacy regulator has ordered the social networking giant to stop forcing its policy
Facebook to launch Snapchat-like 'self destructing' message app
Nishtha •Not one to stay behind, Facebook is planning to introduce yet another feature to its kitty – the ‘self destructing’ chat message.
No truth in hoax message, asserts Facebook
Anuradha •Remember that hoax message that went viral on Facebook recently? The message explained that as Facebook is now a publicly owned company, anything you share on the website...
Viral 'content privacy' message on Facebook is a hoax
Nishtha •If you have logged in to Facebook lately, it is likely that you have seen your friends or family post a worrisome status message asserting...
Firefox 17 has Social API, Facebook integration
Nishtha •Mozilla has jumped onto the Social bandwagon with its latest version of Firefox 17. The release will mark the debut of the Social API, launching with Facebook messenger.
Data collection arms race feeds privacy fears
Fptechno •This week's revelations that Google Inc , Twitter and other popular Internet companies have been taking liberties with customer data have prompted