Till now, it is reported and named as Project Titan. Off the record- it might be a kick off to the Gmail. Having messaging on Facebook is quite irritating for users since a long time. There is a whole a lot mess always lying in the inboxes that it piles up to hundreds of them, and unable to read them all, and this is the biggest  problem when they just simply deleted.

Facebook has sometimes tried to work out on the problems and to bring betterment with their messaging section, in order to Search out the messages from archives, though it is not so useful at this moment. By looking at other, examples even MySpace has developed and running their own webmail service which was operational in 2008.

But now, Facebook is rolling on for its users to facilitate within their platform with the upgraded and advanced Webmail Service to retain them. If the rumors aren’t flying over, then the so called Project Titan, will be the Hard Hit and a big boom for Facebook and its users.

Bugged Wall Posts

The famous social network, Facebook is renowned for the considerably high levels of security and privacy it provides to its members. Facebook users have the facility to select the allowed users/members/friends to access their personal informations like profile by seeing their ‘Walls’. They can also limit the access to photos and personal videos.

With this bug, users were able temporarily to bypass the limited ‘Friends Lists’. This gave a breach in the ‘walls’ of the Wall Posts and turned out as rights violation.

Privacy of any user/ member is of prime importance for any site specially if it is a social network, because the assurance of high security levels is one of the basic aspects that attract a large number of people establishing the credibility and reliability of the site.

Future Concerns

Facebook experiencing this security lapse caused a big uproar amongst users about their future security status. As it is not been clarified by the Facabook authorities how long the bug will survive and to which extent the damage will go.

The point of greater concern is that it is not the 1st time Facebook has been bugged. Let us hope that Facebook sought out some permanent remedy to the bugging problem that pops up time and again.