We hear that a 24-year-old Facebook customer service rep couldn't contain her curiosity, and spent one weekend afternoon playing around with the universal login which showed who viewed whose profiles and other goodies. The major issue? She did this at home, with non-Facebook friends present and viewing the database information. Granted, this happened a year ago, and the employee and friend in question didn't use the information maliciously. — just creepily. The rep and her friend looked up who had viewed their profiles and checked out the profiles of boys they like. But what's really unfair is that only Facebook employees get to do this. To quote one of our more perspicacious commenters, "When are they going to have an app for that?"

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