Eugene Volokh, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, law school, said that if Mr. Zuckerberg sued and was declared a public figure, he would then ”have to show that the filmmakers knew the statements were false, or were reckless about the possibility of falsehood.” (via nytimes.com)

As any regular Facebook user knows, quizzes are some of the most popular applications in use on the social network. Every day, our News Feeds are filled with everything from the latest variation on the “5 Things” theme to the “What (insert popular movie title) character are you?” and more. But these seemingly innocuous time wasters could have dangerous privacy implications if they ended up being distributed by malicious app developers who want access to Facebook’s treasure trove of personal data.