MySpace Platform Adds Photo/Video Privacy
The MySpace Developer Platform team announced this week that they are adding privacy controls for users to choose whether or not applications can access their public and private photos and videos.
Although some developers will be upset that privacy settings were previously not a part of the photo/video API, this is the right long term solution. Photo and video access is a powerful part of the MySpace Platform, and in order for users to trust applications (especially with private photos), explicit per-application permissions makes sense.
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