Facebook announced its latest data mining feature Graph Search last week to much fan fare.
Throughout the presentation, Mark Zuckerberg emphasised that user’s privacy was at the forefront of the developers’ minds when creating the feature.
The problem is Facebook’s byzantine privacy settings which could mean your data gets leaked.
Enter Tom Scott and his Tumblr of actual searches focusing on the juxtapositions between the things you’ve probably absentmindedly liked over the years.
There’s the creeptastic:
There’s the potentially life-threatening:
And, of course, the simply amusing:
Actual Facebook Graph Searches
