Here's Everything Facebook Just Announced At Its Big Developer Conference (FB)

Business Insider - Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg just delivered what amounts to a massive cultural change for the social network. Soon, users will be able to utilize an anonymous login function. It will let people use Facebook to log in to websites and apps, but without telling those apps — or their Facebook friends — what they're doing. Zuck used to argue that if you were trying to do something  anonymously on the Web it meant there was something wrong with you. He once famously said, “Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity.” No longer. Anonymous Facebook login solves one of the big complaints about Facebook: People use their Facebook ID to use Spotify or Pandora or Rdio, and all of a sudden, "Jane Doe is listening to Britney Spears right now," appears in your news feed. It's embarrassing. So Zuckerberg has delivered a solution to the app-login ambush, in which users are surprised that they're sharing stuff with the world simply