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Saturday, May 10, 2008

FaceBook preparing to launch gaget FaceBook Connect


FaceBook is preparing to launch FaceBook Connect within the next few weeks, a service designed to compete with Myspace Data availability, this is FaceBook's first attempt at creating a new version of its API for third party websites, allowing users to link back to their FaceBook profiles, friends and privacy to a websie. The website can also use features from FaceBook platform to enhance functionability and personalization. Keep your eyes open for this gaget. Source: Web News

If you want to see spy cookies on your machine


Looking for Spy Cookies on Your PC

Not all Web cookies are bad. But spy cookies in particular can be very irritating. You can end up on spam lists. Your personal information could go to somebody you've never heard of. Your Web surfing habits could be tracked.



Choose Start, My Computer, and navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\\ Cookies, where is your user name.

My C:\Documents and Settings\woody\Cookies folder has a lot of small text files -- my cookies.

Look for files with the word ad, ads or advertising in the name. Open the ones that look suspicious.

You can opt to install a cookie catcher that will do away with the bad cookies before they cause problems. Consider a product from Lavasoft called Ad-aware Standard Edition. It's free for noncommercial use. Just go to www.lavasoft.nu and in the Software category on the left, click Ad-aware. Then click Download. Follow the instructions to download a copy of Ad-aware Standard.

When the installer is finished, double-click the Ad-aware icon that is automatically placed on the Window desktop. Immediately click Check for Updates Now, then click Connect, and then click Scan Now.

From here, before you proceed with a scan, click the Settings button (the one that looks like a gear, at the top of the page). Ad-aware offers to let you change the settings. In general, Lavasoft recommend that you not run Ad-aware automatically when Windows starts.
Source: Windows techniquies in Dummbies guide