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"Facebook has announced that it has reversed plans to allow external websites and app developers to see users&amp;#039; personal details. The feature allowed users to grant permission for developers to see their addresses and contact telephone numbers but the social networking site said it was temporarily &amp;#039;on hold&amp;#039;.  Facebook&amp;#039;s Douglas Purdy announced the change in a blog post. He said: &amp;quot;Over the weekend, we got some useful feedback that we could make people more clearly aware of when they are granting access to this data. &amp;quot;We agree, and we are making changes to help ensure you only share this information when you intend to do so...we look forward to re-enabling this improved feature in the next few weeks.&amp;quot; The move had attracted criticism from security experts, who feared that rogue application developers could abuse the system. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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