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Like Foursquare, the new Facebook Places location identification system allows users with mobile devices to broadcast their location.
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Facebook just launched a new location-based feature.
Facebook Places: How it works, and how to turn it off

Facebook Places lets users announce where they are and who they're hanging out with – whether real or made-up.

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Topic: Facebook Places

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Facebook 'Places' challenges Foursquare

Facebook Places: Will you tell your friends where you are?

Facebook Places: How it works, and how to turn it off

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Focus North Korea's hidden labor camps exposed

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