Like Google friend connect, Facebook has launched Facebook Connect feature (first announced in May 2008) that allows its members to log onto other Web sites using their Facebook identification and see their friends’ activities on those sites. Here is also called OpenID.FaceBook has also announced that in the next few weeks, few prominent sites (Digg/SFChronicle etc) will start rolling out their Connect services on their websites. So, you can leave a comment on Digg using your FaceBook id/password and the same will show up on your FaceBook news feed.
With this purpose, Facebook is trying to replace all logins with their own, and control the creation, distribution and application of the social graph using their proprietary platform.
Will you participate in this FaceBook connect?
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