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• Facebook Target of FTC Privacy Complaint Ten privacy groups have filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission that seeks a roll-back of recent changes to Facebook's privacy policy.
• Facebook Privacy Complaint Ignites War of Words A high-profile electronic privacy group filed a federal complaint against Facebook on Thursday -- and now, Facebook is lashing back.
• Facebook Lets You Reply to Status Updates Via E-Mail You no longer have to log into the social networking site in order to comment on status updates.
• URL Shortening Frenzy Comes with Security Risks Google and Facebook are jumping into the URL shortening fray, but the explosion of link shortening services comes with some security concerns as well.
• On Privacy, Google and Facebook Are Much The Same Both companies face privacy challenges and upset users as they try to balance privacy and commercial interest. Who does best?
• Link Shortening Mania: Goo.gl, Fb.me and Bit.ly Join Fray Not all domain name shortening services are created equal. Google, Facebook, and Bit.ly all do it a little different.
• Facebook Privacy: Zuckerberg's Profile Unzipped Facebook CEO's Facebook page reveals the ups and downs of the social networking site's new privacy settings.
• New Facebook Privacy Choices Help Business Users Facebook's new privacy controls make it easy for users to present different information to business contacts and personal friends. Here's how.
• Facebook and Google: Contrasts in Privacy Facebook and Google have both been faced with privacy concerns, and the responses have been polar opposite from the two entities.
• Facebook Changes Privacy Settings Yet Again Facebook has amended a blog page detailing changes made to Friend List privacy settings since new settings began rolling out on Wednesday. Confused? So was Facebook.
• World Tech Update: A New E-Book Reader, Facebook Privacy Issues, and iPod Karaoke Google introduces visual and real time search, BenQ shows off an e-reader, and new Facebook privacy changes take effect, and an iPod karaoke machine.
• Facebook Privacy Changes: The Good and the Bad Facebook's powerful new privacy tools can be a double-edge sword. Here is a look at the pros and cons.
• After Criticism, Facebook Tweaks Friends List Privacy Options Is your "Friends List" really secure? Facebook has already changed its new privacy options to better protect the information, yet concerns remain.
• Protect Your Privacy With the New Facebook Settings Facebook's updated privacy settings give you more control over your information with less work.
• Facebook's New Privacy Settings: 5 Things You Should Know New settings are supposed to make it easier to control who sees your information, but they're not always as clear as they should be.
• Facebook Privacy Changes Go Live; Beware of "Everyone" The #1 social network has begun rolling out long-promised changes. Beware of the "everyone" option.
• Facebook Halts Beacon, Gives $9.5M to Settle Lawsuit Facebook shutters program that sparked a lawsuit alleging privacy violations, and funnels $9.5 million into a fund that will support online privacy, safety and security.
• Facebook Users Fall for Rubber Duck's Friend Request Facebook users haven't learned to keep their personal information private, a security researcher said this week.
• Facebook Forms Board to Improve Safety Facebook is setting up a new advisory board to improve user safety on its social networking site, it said on Sunday.
• World Tech Update: New Microsoft Bing Maps, Facebook Changes, and Intel's New CPU Microsoft upgrades its online mapping service, Intel unveils a 48-core chip, Facebook announces major changes, and China has slow iPhone sales.
• It's Google Friend Connect vs. Facebook Connect These two competing login services are going to become more important in 2010, as more sites charge for content.
• How to Buy a Laptop Size, performance, storage options, and keyboard quality are all factors to consider when purchasing a laptop. Let us help you find the laptop that fits your needs.
• Are YouTube and Facebook Guzzling Your Bandwidth? What are enterprise networks used for? According to a new traffic analysis the answer is, increasingly, to let employees spend work time visiting leisure Web sites.
• Why Privacy Concerns are Ruining Facebook Facebook is taking new steps to protect your privacy, including eliminating regional networks. But I think the site is going too far.
• New Facebook Privacy Controls Just Weeks Away Think you've heard about them before? You have--back in July--but it's now about to happen, FB founder Mark Zuckerberg says. Regional networks? They're toast.