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1) NOW YOU  HAVE TO PAY TO SEND MESSAGE'S TO UNKNOWN PERSON  USING FACEBOOK...

I recently found that when i tried to send a message to one of my friend who don't on my facebook friend list i get a facebook popup window. 






                                                                                 

2) How Strangers Can End Up Reading Your Private Facebook Messages.

Just how private are your messages on sites like Facebook and OkCupid? 

Read Full story here http://bitly.com/ZnXeaM

3) Facebook Offers Clarification On Home And Privacy Before Full Android Invasion.

Just a day after announcing a new Android skin in the form of Facebook Home, the company has issued a FAQ regarding Facebook Home and privacy. 

Read full story here  http://tcrn.ch/Y2Um1c

4) Why Facebook Phone App Could Mean Huge Problems for Google...

Facebook's new Home application for Android devices may put the social giant at further odds with Google. 
Read full Story Here http://bitly.com/Xw901K

 5) Lipid on Facebook: Direct message or distraction.

Experts weigh in on the new Finance Minister's use of social media to get his message across.
Read full Story Here  http://bitly.com/ZnZuiu
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