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Cool animations and simple idea. (Just a friendly reminder for everyone else: remember to delete the app from you Facebook. You can find it by the name you.me.we on Settings > App Settings)
Danke!
> you.me.we. will receive the following info: your public profile, friend list and birthday and your friends' birthdays. Why would I give someone else's info to this application? I'm not even sure it's polite. P.S. The issue here is not that I need to give some information about myself, I can perhaps deal with that, the issue is that I'm giving information about my friends . It make me feel a bit like a snitch :-)
it is a questionaire about yourself and the app needs the data to create the questions. it is plain javascript with no backend attached to it. the data only gets sent back and forth between your browser and fb. none of your data ever gets stored on "my" server. hope this helps.
That's... actually a very interesting way to put it.
There should be a way to make a Facebook application that could guarantee it can't leak information to any other server.
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yeah, i was on the verge about median age or average age... about the age error, i dont know why that happens. i calculate your age by year but that should still return 30 and validate to "right".
mine was wrong to. I am 34, my friends average 32.XX. I put younger and was told wrong.
More appropriate title: "Does Facebook know your friends better than you do?" The answer: "Of course." All of these are random facts about my friends I wouldn't bother to commit to memory. It doesn't say anything about me
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it is a questionaire about yourself and the app needs the data to create the questions. it is plain javascript with no backend attached to it. the data only gets sent back and forth between your browser and fb. none of your data ever gets stored on "my" server. hope this helps.
> the data only gets sent back and forth between your browser and fb That's... actually a very interesting way to put it. There should be a way to make a Facebook application that could guarantee it can't leak information to any other server.
I failed pretty hard. 1/5
Holy shit, you're definitely going to have to explain that graphic at the end. I looked at it for over a minute and I've absolutely no idea what it's supposed to represent or even what kind of chart it is or what the axes are.
Holy shit, you're definitely going to have to explain that graphic at the end. I looked at it for over a minute and I've absolutely no idea what it's supposed to represent or even what kind of chart it is or what the axes are.