Which friends use bang with friends

One of the app's three anonymous male cofounders told Gawker the inadvertent exposure was likely due to people who signed up for the app when it first launched in January. At the time, Bang with Friends was installed with whatever privacy setting the user set as default for all apps, which could mean "Public" or "Friends. Some of them may not care if others can see they use Bang With Friends, but we want everyone to know that just like any other Facebook app, they control who sees it.

Back in January, Bang with Friends was claiming a user base of about 30, and adding five users per minute. Through Facebook and Twitter, the company has tried alerting early users that its promise of anonymity comes with a Zuckerbergian asterisk. We started this quickly in a few hours and it took off unexpectedly. Once it was getting big, Facebook Graph Search started opening up and we noticed that the default setting that Facebook has for apps is whatever the user has set for the default for all of their apps.

By doing this, the creators are implying this larger fictional universe that encompasses multiple shows, even if the crossover is mostly just for comedy purposes.

This is quite common on TV, though it's often so subtle that a lot of viewers don't even notice. Sometimes characters pop up in multiple shows as a way of connecting them all, while other times characters will reference products or events from another series. The thing connecting them? None other than Steve Urkel. Yes, a whole bunch of shows airing on the TGIF programming block connect to one another and had funny little crossovers now and then.

Starting with Perfect Strangers, Family Matters is actually a spinoff of that show, with Harriette Winslow first appearing as an elevator operator in seasons three and four.

Not to be that person, but at launch , we did warn that you should pay attention to the permissions screen telling you what information it would use and what it would display. Let this be a lesson to us all: With great banging, comes great responsibility. Get thee to your privacy page , stat. We take privacy very seriously at Bang With Friends and the vast majority of users will not show up in such a search. We quickly adjusted this back in January once we realized that Graph Search did this.

Any user who installed our app after January should have seen that default setting and will not show up in Graph Search nor the link you provided in the article.