Well here is yet another new Facebook feature coming down the pipes. Right now only select ppl are seeing this. Facebook now has "face recognition" so when you add a new picture to your album it wants you to tag the person.

Go to the top right of your screen, click Account & then
click Edit Friends. Go to the left side of your screen and click
Phonebook. Everyone's phone # is being published. Please let
your friends know of this change in security, so they can
remove their phone numbers or change their privacy settings.

Want to save that video you've found on Facebook? Here's how to download that facebook video.

To do this you'll be needing:

• Firefox
• This Firefox extension

Once you've installed the Firefox extension, and restarted your browser, go to the video on Facebook that you want. You'll see these new links added by the extension:

First thanks for clicking my message. I am not that good with technical things, and am thus seeking help from you experts.

I am quite new to facebook. I joined in May, and was not there during the whole thing that I now know happened in Jan with the scam where someone said that the unnamed ap was a virus or spyware, when it was supposedly the "boxes" tab. Since then, I believe that facebook has fixed the problem.

OK here is another facebook change that is in the works:

It looks very much like how a fan page looks but this is not a fan page but a person's (ok cats) profile. I've only seen it on a few pages and not on all. I'm guessing they are changing over in phases again.

I was on facebook today and noticed something on a few profiles but not on all of them. Now when you go to a persons profile you don't see all the comments but you can click on "View Feedback" and then see the comments then "Hide Feedback" to hide them. It does make for a cleaner looking profile.

If you get a posting on your Facebook wall telling you "this is without doubt the sexiest video ever! :P" which seems to be accompanied by a video titled "Candid Camera Prank [HQ]" then don't click on the video: it's a lead-in to Malware.

Clicking the link will take you to what seems like a Facebook application which then tells you that your video player is out of date – and encourages you to download a file.

"Facebook privacy" ...