PSN automatically "roots" your Facebook, no permission granted.

Also, just to clear up what happened, I was asked to allow separate permissions for modern warfare 3 (much less lenient ones) and when i did that, psn also hopped on board and opened up everything (which I clearly did not authorize). I don't think that facebook has anything to do with this except for the fact that it is possible. I would hope that this sort of use of their service makes them unhappy.

I would take personally any app that asked me to allow certain rights and then piggybacked on every single possible right without notification. Some people don't care, I think it is an issue to bring to everyones attention. I'm glad you got amusement, hopefully some others got more.

Are you sure about this? Perhaps you have the "Remember this computer for 30 days" cookie around?

I don't understand why Facebook can't do one of these two things.

I know this is a conspiracy theory. The sony fanboys ripped me apart when I complained on twitter about it. 'Obviously' it was just coincidence. I'm thinking at the very least it has to do with that legit version of yellow dog linux i had on it at one point which they forced me to remove with a more recent update if i wanted to keep my psn access. I have a feeling i would have been better off just giving them the boot then and there.. ohh well, SMH

EDIT: just so everyone knows the details it was after the big crack of psn, it was down for months and every day i turned on my ps3, checked if i could get on and turn it off. I complained on twitter at some point and when the network finally came back up I installed the update. It completed 'successfully' and asked me to allow it to restart my ps3, I said yes, it turned off, yellow light comes on and the tears begin to fall.