Facebook has unleashed their latest version of Open Graph. With 60 apps ready at launch, get ready for your News Feed to become a non-stop barrage of food photos, song recommendations and movie reviews. Oh dear God, how do I make it stop?
Yesterday, Facebook launched Open Graph, its tool for letting third-party developers share actions in your timeline, with 60 new partners. Here’s what you can do with it, and why you might not like it.
Facebook opened up Open Graph tonight, its tool for letting third-party developers share actions in your timeline. It announced 60 partners tonight, including AirBnB, Runkeeper and Pintrest, and now it’s open to developers everywhere. Basically, privacy is over.
