Social networking giant Facebook is apparently testing a "stalker button", a feature that would allow you to receive alerts on select friends and literally track their every update on the network.
Do you often wonder what your friends are up to? Guess what! You may be able to track their every move, at least virtually. Social networking giant Facebook is apparently testing a "stalker button", a feature that would allow you to receive alerts on select friends and literally track their every update on the network, Mashable reported.
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This feature is being tested on a small section of users. "It lets people subscribe to friends and pages to receive notifications whenever the person they've subscribed to updates status or posts new content (photos, videos, links or notes)."
To break it down, when you click on the button and subscribe to a user, you will get a new Facebook notification in your notification bar or your cell phone if you are logged in from that.
Now, the biggest question here is, can you subscribe to someone who is not in your friend's list because that would mean you can stalk anyone.