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22 May 2010

ø Reclaimprivacy.org

@Yannis_ brought this tool to my attention via Twitter.

Reclaimprivacy.org provides an independent and open tool for scanning your Facebook privacy settings.

A javascript bookmarklet scans your privacy settings and displays your current public status. Tips are provided to help you tweak your settings section by section.

This tool is in constant development and has been updated twice since I installed it! Big Kudo to the dev team.

You can follow @reclaimprivacy on Twitter to keep up-to-date with the latest developments or share this information with your friends on Facebook.

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