Yes, Facebook can use your image within advertisements on their site but not the ones that DownloadSquad illustrates in their article about whoring out user photos. The information used for the photos were scraped while accessing Facebook applications by a third-party ad network that most likely violated Facebook’s terms of service. It’s a serious problem and one that I’ve highlighted many times.

Following Download Squad’s instructions will not solve the problem. That’s because ad networks do not check to see the setting that Download Squad explains how to modify. This misunderstanding is now creating a substantial amount of buzz and…

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Life insurance pays benefits to the beneficiary listed on the life insurance policy when the policyholder dies. But the payments are not issued automatically and life insurance companies are not informed immediately when their policyholders pass on. Just like in auto insurance or property insurance, you have to file a claim if you want to collect any benefits. The life insurance paperwork As a beneficiary, if you need to collect the benefits of a life insurance policy, filling out paperwork is probably the last thing on your mind. Life insurance companies and life insurance brokers try to make the process…

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Annuities may be a useful tool for those who want a steady stream of income throughout their lives. While most annuities include a death benefit, an annuity is almost the opposite of a life insurance policy – annuities offer financial protection against outliving your income.
Buying an annuity can be a complicated decision. Following are a few considerations for buyers before deciding whether to purchase annuity policies:
* Review all of your other savings plans, pensions or retirement funds to determine whether you need an annuity and whether the annuity you are considering is the right one for you based…

In a strange turn of events Facebook has switched the “Kisses” page name to OraBrush, the brand who initially acquired the page. The process has been an interesting one as Facebook began randomly disabling the publishers for generic Facebook Pages. Now we are hearing that large generic Pages are being converted back into the brand names but that’s based on a number of variables, some of which were provided to us off the record.

We have reached out to Facebook for clarification on what appears to be an updated strategy but have not yet heard back. I will be updating…

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Over the past few weeks, big affiliate advertisers on Facebook have reported a spike in fake clicks, but this is only part of where Facebook has faced challenges within its ad network over the past few months. The reason for the surge in fake clicks is a result of a number of things including the creation of Facebook ad scrapers that are being used to track advertisers’ ads on the site and what pages the ads are linking to.

An Affiliate Land Rush Begins
Prior to exploring the current claims for click fraud, I thought it would be important to…

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We’ve now received multiple reports that SocialReach advertisements are now being displayed across Facebook applications once again. This is just one day after they were shut down for violating the terms of service. As “The Harmony Guy” posts in our comments, “The ads are a bit modified to placate some of Facebook’s concerns, but on the backend, SocialReach ads are still requesting detailed user information with the session information of the application hosting the ads.”

We have no word about whether or not SocialHour is back but it’s clear the down time was a temporary thing. One thing is becoming…

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Hi everybody i want to share with you my experience form the internet.
I selected for you some programs witch are good and so far are paying. After some research over internet blogs i choose those sites because they seems that are paying sites. There are and lots of sites that are paying but you have to invest some money and this is hiding some risk because you don`t know where are going your money and will they profit. All you have to do is to register on those sites and be patient, log in every day, click on the…

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SiteAdvisor Enterprise is a security add on for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers that identifies sites linked to spyware adware spam viruses browser based attacks phishing or online fraud This version of SiteAdvisor Enterprise can be deployed in the following versions of ePolicy Orchestrator 3 6 1 and 4 0 This version of SiteAdvisor Enterprise can be installed over the previous version It is not necessary to uninstall the previous version As a new feature policy settings for HTTP proxy servers can be configured