Facebook’s “Anonymous Login” doesn’t protect you in any way from Facebook, it’s for hiding information Facebook owns about your life from other websites. So it doesn’t help with this:<p>&gt;The basic, accurate information you receive from the FB SDK really helps salespeople identify qualified leads for trial-to-paid conversions; the info also can be used to tell you what other websites people visit or software they use. This really helps make sales and improve your software in a way that seems generally net positive for consumers and producers.<p>but does nothing at all to protect your privacy.<p>&gt; And yet it&#x27;s hardly adopted anywhere.<p>That’s because it’s Public Relations. Just like their TOR gateway. Just like Zuckerberg’s LLC “charity.” Just like everything else they do[1].<p>“Steps in the right direction” is the signature move of modern corporate PR.<p>[1] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;thehill.com&#x2F;policy&#x2F;cybersecurity&#x2F;258060-advocate-accuses-facebook-of-secretly-lobbying-for-cyber-bill" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;thehill.com&#x2F;policy&#x2F;cybersecurity&#x2F;258060-advocate-accu...</a>