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Developers can access any publicly available profile data from a MySpace user and integrate it into their site. This includes a users name, picture, bio, social graph (list of friends), and other information. Users authorize the data transfer via a one-time secure OAuth login to MySpace from the third party service.
this isn’t really a step forward Mike. Email addresses aren’t accessible by third-party developers, and even if they were, they can’t be stored. Shouldn’t the user be able to say “I want to…










