+ Facebook Add-Ons Expose Data (via Washington Post)

Mini-programs, like games and quizzes, help personalize pages, but could pose privacy risks.

+ Facebook’s Foreign Clones (via Forbes)

Since Facebook opened to the general public in 2006, anyone can become a part of Mark Zuckerberg’s booming social network. But if users aren’t satisfied to merely create a Facebook profile, Agriya Infospace, based in Chennai, India, offers another option: Create your own Facebook.

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