What Facebook's New Login Means for Developers
 

What Facebook's New Login Means for Developers
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"We don't ever want anyone to be surprised with how they are sharing on Facebook," company CEO Mark Zuckerberg said during his key**te at Facebook's F8 Developer Conference on Wednesday.

Zuckerberg was referring to the social network's new login features, including a**nymous login, which he said will help developers draw more users to their apps.

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With the new login features, Facebook is unbundling app permissions. This means when users log in with Facebook, they will be able to control exactly which permissions they grant to apps, or log in a**nymously, if the developer makes the option available. What's more, developers will have to prove to Facebook that the permissions their apps are requesting are actually necessary Read more...

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