One of the most problematic features of Facebook, from a privacy point of view, is that Facebook shares data with the owners of Facebook Apps, whose privacy practices are not well articulated or well understood. This week, the Washington Post had an interesting article highlighting this problem. See: A Flashy Facebook Page, at a Cost to Privacy - washingtonpost.com.
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