Submission + - facebook search compromises users privacy
hypersubtext writes: "his doesn't seem very critical to me, but still annoying and also surprising, being so evident.
facebook search compromises users privacy: it doesn't really hide non-shared items from other users, who are not your friends. You can see that by looking for addresses: Although most users who input their address share it only with their friends, searching for the street name or any other details from their address shows them on the search results, even to users who are not rheir friends. facebook users, try it now — search for "dizengoff", "sheinkin" or your own street name to find other users who live there."
facebook search compromises users privacy: it doesn't really hide non-shared items from other users, who are not your friends. You can see that by looking for addresses: Although most users who input their address share it only with their friends, searching for the street name or any other details from their address shows them on the search results, even to users who are not rheir friends. facebook users, try it now — search for "dizengoff", "sheinkin" or your own street name to find other users who live there."
