Facebook Graph API robots.txt

Post by aplari » Fri, Apr 23, 2010, 9:26 AM UTC

dasrecht wrote: post #9

so your name will be published out to the web? you can set the userid as parameter and you get Mark Zuckerbergs Profile here : http://graph.facebook.com/4 Then you can simple count up to infinite to get the other profiles. The API has a Usage limit and blocks after a while

Post by thedjpetersen » Fri, Apr 23, 2010, 10:01 AM UTC

Post by fhars » Fri, Apr 23, 2010, 10:10 AM UTC

davetufts wrote: post #19

ryanjmo wrote: post #10

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That is because the info that is available at http://graph.facebook.com/name is http://facebook.com/name . What part of your account are you trying to stop from being accessed? This makes no sense.

I set my profile to private. I turned off "Public Search Results" and "Facebook Search Results" is set to "Only Friends". If you're not logged in, my URL returns a 404: http://www.facebook.com/davetufts (or by ID: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=603069147 ) Not a huge deal, because the graph page only shows my name and ID, but they are publicly accessible: http://graph.facebook.com/davetufts or http://graph.fa…

Post by Torn » Fri, Apr 23, 2010, 12:49 PM UTC

davetufts wrote: post #19

ryanjmo wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That is because the info that is available at http://graph.facebook.com/name is http://facebook.com/name . What part of your account are you trying to stop from being accessed? This makes no sense.

I set my profile to private. I turned off "Public Search Results" and "Facebook Search Results" is set to "Only Friends". If you're not logged in, my URL returns a 404: http://www.facebook.com/davetufts (or by ID: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=603069147 ) Not a huge deal, because the graph page only shows my name and ID, but they are publicly accessible: http://graph.facebook.com/davetufts or http://graph.fa…

Post by dhimes » Fri, Apr 23, 2010, 1:02 PM UTC

geuis wrote: post #18

ryanjmo wrote: post #10

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That is because the info that is available at http://graph.facebook.com/name is http://facebook.com/name . What part of your account are you trying to stop from being accessed? This makes no sense.

I don't like the fact that Facebook makes any of my data available and doesn't provide me options to make it private at will. I have my privacy settings turned all the way up for everything. Perhaps I, and others, simply would like to not have any of our data available in this manner.