Posted by : Cyber Freak
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Researchers from Kent State University have developed an app for Facebook that will help you clean up the potentially embarrassing “stuff” off your Facebook Profile.
Aptly titled “FaceWash,” the app scans
through one’s profile for any mention of questionable content such as
photos, posts, status updates, ‘liked’ pages etc. The app was developed
by Daniel Gur, Camden Fullmer and David Steinberg when they realized
that people might need a way to clean up their extensive Facebook
activity in order maintain good chances of future employment.
In order to cleanse your dirty wall, all you have to do is browse over to facewa.sh
followed by going to the app and giving it access to all your dirty
laundry. Once all necessary permissions have been granted, just click on
the Start icon and the app will start scanning for questionable
content. You can also define custom search words to look for, which is
pretty good for looking up posts that contain dirty slang. The app will
conclude the search with clearly marked results and show links to each
of the post to make their removal a breeze.
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