after the claim an Australian blogger on the "hidden behavior" of Facebook. The Nik Cubrilovic argues that Facebook monitors and records all movements of its users.
According to Cubrilovic, the monitor is via the cookie, ie small files stored on your browser and includes information such as your username and password, so you do not type them each time the user.
The blogger argues that the cookie to record which sites visited, even when doing logout from Facebook. Each time a user visits a site with the Like button or any other widget to Facebook, sends the cookie data to the servers of Facebook, along with the account number.
The Facebook, of course, rejects the claims of the Australian. "Our cookies do not do tracking. Unlike other large technology companies, and we are interested in watching our users, "said manager of the company, without however going into details.
