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(Unverified)Jun 16th 2009 7:33PM

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I'm not the least bit surprised. I'm more annoyed they don't actively disclose it vs actually doing it. (I never let FB search my accounts)

FB (and other social networking sites) has shown from the very beginning they are out to control as much of your data as they possibly can. The only time they reign in is when the membership rises up to complain or leaves en-mass.

As long as people consistently turn over all of their personal data w/o question, sites like this will continue to behave this way.

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