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How To Block Facebook's Face Recognition And Tighten Other Privacy Settings. Facebook seems to be forever pushing the boundaries of what "online privacy" means. Today we see the latest iteration of this--Face Recognition. By adjusting its interface, Facebook has now enabled "tag suggestions" to many more of its users around the world, which means your friends will get an alert if someone uploads a photo that Facebook thinks contains your image. They'll be invited to tag it, and then your ID's associated with that image. Sounds neat in some ways, and there are a few privacy nods thrown in--Facebook notes that only friends can tag you, you'll get notified of the tag, you can remove tags and so on. But the system is actually turned on by default--which is Facebook's privacy boundary creep in action. Face Recognition Under the "Account" drop-down menu at the top-right of Facebook's title bar, click "Privacy settings.
" Easy, wasn't it? While you're there on the privacy page, check a few other things too: Things you share Things others share Contact information Block lists. Excellent Advice From Dr. Seuss [PIC] SimplyNoise - The Best Free White Noise Generator on the Internet. Why Daily Deals Are Becoming A Raw Deal. Editor’s note:This guest post was written by Rocky Agrawal is an entrepreneur who has worked on local products since 1995.He blogs at reDesign and Tweets @rakeshlobster. In the wake of Groupon’s IPO filing, it’s worth looking at the fundamentals of the offer. Growth numbers to date have been phenomenal. But is it a business that can last? We love daily deals for a simple reason: the deals have been outstanding. If revenue growth in the first Internet bubble was about selling a dollar for 50 cents, growth in the daily deals business has been about getting other people to sell their dollars for 50 cents and charging them 25 cents for the privilege.
Living through the worst recession in our lifetimes has made such deals even more appealing. The deals have been embarrassingly good. That’s a great deal for me, but it’s unsustainable for the business. For most local restaurants, the cost of food alone is 25-30% of the price. Deal economics The general deal structure is something like this: Advanced Image Search.