The Museum of Me

Intel's new 'Museum of Me' is pretty cool. It creates a visual archive of your life and presents it as a video walk-through of a museum dedicated to you.

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What isn't so cool is that you need to grant Intel access your Facebook profile. It's from your Facebook profile that it creates the 'Museum of Me' walk-through, utilising your photos and other info.

By giving Intel access to your profile you are giving them permission to:

• Access your basic information and profile information.
• View name, profile picture, gender, networks, user ID, list of friends, and any other information I've shared with everyone.
• Post to your Wall
• Intel® The Museum of Me may post status messages, notes, photos, and videos to your Wall
• Access posts in your News Feed
• Reveals your Likes, Music, TV, Movies, Books, Quotes, Activities, Interests, Hometown and Current City
• Access to your photos and videos
• Photos Uploaded by You, Videos Uploaded by You and Photos and Videos of You
• Access your friends' information

Besides the potential spam hazards of revealing this information, I wonder how many people are comfortable sharing their details in light of high-profile user data security breaches such as the recent Sony Network hack.