Should you tell a pastor how to manage his Facebook app privacy settings?

They are using the cached authentication on the browser to display a Social Plugin, but under no circumstance will the track that you're there. They have no knowledge, until you comment or click on one of their Social Plugin items. Even then, you will be asked to confirm that you want that particular web site to include your comments, or you can go to your personal wall and delete comments you've made on that site. I don't know about "invasive", but they just use FB's authentication locally but don't track you.

For example, the bottom portion of the main story here: http://www.houstondynamo.com/blog/post/2012/05/23/power-5-center-backs-no-3-geoff-cameron doesn't track you until you comment.

 

Also, this:

 

Delete your account.

 

our pastor told us that facebooking is not godly. i think you should come to our church then.

 

I installed Do Not Track Plus in Chrome. It will stop most tracking and you won't see a lot of those social things like 'like' or 'retweet'.

 

I understand where your pastor is coming from. Maybe he's just tired of all the fat chicks who think they're hot.

 

You should email him that if he really liked "**** Fat Girls Who Think They're Hot Say" he would probably enjoy "**** Fat Girls Who Think They're Hot Say Part 2" because it had more nudity.

 

I use ghostery. Stops a bunch of other stuff like tracking bugs and analytics from running.

 

...especially if your profile pic includes your family in it, lol.