By Mark Prigg Facebook says it will let users log in to apps anonymously, without sharing their identities and personal information with mobile applications they don't trust. Facebook's 1.28 billion users can already use a 'log in with Facebook' button to sign up for apps that let them listen to music, play games, read the news and monitor fitness activities. But using the button allows apps to access information related to the Facebook user's identity. Mark Zuckerberg announced the anonymous app login at Facebook's F8 conference in San Francisco Facebook says the new feature will be adopted by websites and mobile apps within the next year.
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Will allow more control over which apps can see personal data
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Can allow consumers to login to apps without sharing any personal information
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Facebook hopes move will mean more people log in - allowing it to track where users go
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