Title: Right now I have some code started for a bookmarklet that runs on Facebook and scans some of the most common privacy holes that are enabled by default.  It shows a summary and has "one-click fixes" to lock down those privacy settings.  Check it out here:<p><pre><code>      http://www.reclaimprivacy.org
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I started this project last weekend on my flight back from Michigan to the Bay, and I just don't have enough free time to really make it solid.  The bookmarklet needs better cross-browser testing (I works well in Safari 4, and mostly okay in FF3), and there are plenty of important privacy checks that it still needs to do (wall-post privacy settings, photo privacy settings, etc).  A few of the checks can be wonky at times, especially the ones that scan the privacy dropdowns.<p>So...join in!  If you want to contribute, just fork it on GitHub:<p><pre><code>      http://github.com/mjpizz/reclaimprivacy
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...I'll check pull requests periodically and redeploy the latest patches.  The project is contained in an AppEngine app since that was the easiest thing to throw up on a Google domain this morning.
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