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Reclaim (Facebook) Privacy

This bookmarklet by Matt Pizzimenti allows you to easily see which of your Facebook privacy settings might not be as secure as you think. 

At first, I was skeptical about what might happen after logging into Facebook and clicking the bookmarklet (note: maybe there should be a demo video?), but everything seemed to check out just fine. Here’s a screenshot of the result, which is a security panel that slides into view at the top of the browser:

If you’ve spent quite a bit of time configuring your privacy settings through the recent Facebook updates, there shouldn’t be any surprises here; otherwise, I can see this being immensely useful for making sure you’re covered.

For more info, check Twitter (@reclaimprivacy) and/or the source code on Github.

/via Teehan+Lax

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