Facebook improves privacy options

Just saw this when I logged into [Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/). Maybe Mark Zuckberg did listen to the hisses at SXSW initially meant for him (before the audience turned on the journalist for being more annoying).
Facebook - more privacy
Check out the new [privacy page](http://www.facebook.com/privacy/) and also the options to block specific Facebook apps from accessing your data.
Thank you, Facebook.

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