Take This Lollipop – Personalised Facebook Experience
If you haven’t already heard of Take This Lollipop then you should log on as it’s one of the more creative Facebook ‘experiences’ I’ve seen in a while. It centers around the idea that people share too much on Facebook and should get you in the Halloween mood! It’ll certainly make you think twice about what you share online!
I won’t say too much about it as it would just spoil the surprise but if you don’t have time to play around with it then you can read more about it on Forbes.
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