Just before Thanksgiving, Path released v2 of their app. After months of listening to their users and sweating the details, they reinvented themselves with a brilliant interface (aesthetically and interaction-wise) and a few new directives to their intimate social networking app.
At the start of this week, a storm brewed when it was uncovered that they'd been digging around in our address books and downloading the contacts to their servers - all without user permission. There was a resounding cry from the interwebs that this is not cool.