Facebook Launched Anonymous Login - Now Don't Be Afraid To Press The Blue Button

Mark Zuckerberg at F8 developers conference today announced a new way Facebook will handle app permission. With the idea of 'Anonymous login', Facebook will provide users to decide what permission they want to give to an app before signing in using Facebook login. According to Mark Zuckerberg," Users are afraid to press the blue button", and the reason is simple they don't want to share personal info on Facebook. You might have came across this situation many times on the internet, when any third party wants to login using your Facebook login details. You get frustrated and worried, that if you login with your Facebook account, all your details and results will be shared on your Facebook timeline. Well , with Facebook Anonymous login that not the case, you can now give permission to Facebook what to share and what not to share.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressing to people about Facebook Anonymous Login at F8 Developers conference 2014

Mark Zuckerberg said at F8 developers conference,

"The Anonymous Login feature allows users to try apps without sharing their identity right away. They can change that later, but it's a move that may help users try more apps (and ultimately, adopt more apps). This is good for Facebook -- More apps means more sharing back to Facebook." Parse

CEO llya Sukhar said,

Facebook is unveiling its plan for conquering the entire Internet -- by being the cross-platform infrastructure underlying the whole thing.

Facebook Anonymous Login Permission box

Facebook Anonymous Login Is Based On 3 Main Things

1. Enhancing peoples experience by offering them permissions to choose what to share and what to keep personal. During the review process Facebook anonymous will make sure that the apps only request you permission that they really need. 
2. Making sure that during the login process, Facebook must ask your permissions on what to share on your timeline. 
3. Making sure that your Facebook anonymous login work on a variety to devices.

The word 'Anonymous' is best used by Facebook because with this new anonymous login, Facebook will know who you are but app maker won't. Starting from Today, you don't have to frustrated in logging through Facebook, as you have refined control over you personal information.

If you want to login without anonymous identifier,the new permission dialog now allows you to go through your permissions line by line. Check out the video for more info.