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PC World - Business Center: Facebook Admits Ad Service Tracks Logged-Off Users

Monday, December 03, 2007

PC World - Business Center: Facebook Admits Ad Service Tracks Logged-Off Users: "Facebook's controversial Beacon ad system tracks users' off-Facebook activities even if those users are logged off from the social-networking site and have previously declined having their activities on specific external sites broadcast to their Facebook friends, a company spokesman said via e-mail over the weekend."

Source: pcworld

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