Facebook's Android app now has Tor support built-in Comments

• Anonymous
• spf
• 24 Jan 2016

What's the point of running Tor on FACEBOOK of all places?
If anything, that only tells them they should keep a closer eye on you.

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• AnonD-226698
• 8Fs
• 20 Jan 2016

I guess the intention in this is hiding your location only...as you are already sharing personal info. The good in this is being able to post from countries that limit access like china...but the bad is organizations like ISIS being able to post unfettered...

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• Feran
• 37r
• 20 Jan 2016

"We protect your data, so only we can sell it."

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• AnonD-121597
• fpJ
• 20 Jan 2016

heheheh that was my initial impression too . facebook ? privacy ? really ? naaaah i will pass on that ...

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• Anonymous
• Hq5
• 20 Jan 2016

Using Tor wouldn't protect the 'privacy' of the Facebook user because Facebook is all about putting your personal info on it! What you do, what you like, what you feeling, what you dislike, what you smell. Regardless of any encryption you access the site, the website itself is basically storing data of your life situation.

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• DalaiHama
• m@t
• 19 Jan 2016

Facebook protects your privacy? Wut? How? By collecting all your data?

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