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Make Love, Not Facebook Pages



CNN reports that hundreds of Facebook pages have been hijacked by a group of protestors.

The insurgents aren’t fighting for world peace, or an equal distribution of wealth, or even better ice cream flavors at Baskin Robbins -

They’re fighting for more Facebook privacy.

Called Control Your Info, the group aims to spread awareness about how vulnerable your passwords, friend networks, etc. are to being “taken over” by other, more vicious Facebook members.

Um, okay.

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