Be fair, attentive, and customers
will return.
Facebook's unique security feature
has the goal of stopping hackers
from exploring user's personal
information.
The feature will recognize computers/
mobile phones that are permitted access
to Facebook accounts.
In case of unauthorized activity, log-ins,
a user is sent an e-mail or text message so
he/she can take action- stop the hacker before
information is stolen.
Let's say you're not at home, but you want to
access your Facebook account. You jump-on aunt
Molly's computer, or cousin's Ada's cell phone,
but worry it's a new device.
You'll, still, be able to access your Facebook
account. You'll, simply, have to answer a security
question.
"We're confident that these new tools and systems
will do a lot to prevent unauthorized logins and
the nuisance they can cause," Lev Popov, a Facebook
software engineer, wrote in a company blog post.
"As always, though, the first line of defense is
you. We need you to help by practicing safe behavior
on Facebook and wherever you go online."
Source: http://newsblaze.com/story/20100517090717writ.nb/topstory.html
Monday, May 17, 2010
Facebook's Unique Security Feature
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