Keeps cutting out part way through, but VERY well done.
TakeThisLollipop - really clever/creepy use of the Facebook API
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#22What exactly happens after the one hour on the end? Can't afford to wait right now
he knocks on your door
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#23This actually just freezes for me/nothing happens after I click "Connect with Facebook". Chromium 12.0.742.112 (90304) Ubuntu 10.10.
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#24Care to explain for those without Facebook accounts?
Can someone make a video of this thing ?
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#25The production value is very high. FB Open Graph Protocol meta tag found in source: Perhaps it's a viral media stunt to promo a new TV show.
I'm not sure that it is, but now that you mention it I feel like this could actually be a REALLY effective viral media stunt for a new TV Show/Movie...
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#26Revoked access to tons of applications.
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#27If you don't want sites like this to view your stuff, please also set the privacy setting for applications your friends use to a better one. Or else you would be next.
P.S. Since you connect to that application by yourself, that is pretty clear that they can read your friends list, your feed and post as you.
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#28What exactly happens after the one hour on the end? Can't afford to wait right now
he knocks on your door
Yeah, good luck to him finding "X5, Cardiff".
There isn't an "X5" postcode here, nor is it anywhere near where I was last time I did a location based update. The inaccurate google map thing is what made me lul.
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#29I gave the guy all those details and pics while authorizing the app!
There's no way too see those things without being my friend.
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#30Looks like it's connected with the ad agency Evolution Bureau ("EVB") (clients: [1]), the same people who did the Office Depot-braded "Elf Yourself" sensation [2].
Why do I think it's EVB? This is the only other site on the same IP as manipulation.com, and manipulation.com is registered clearly to EVB. The agency's creative work is consistent with this project too.