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It would be awesome if they did. When you hand over your password it isn't just your privacy that you're giving up, but that of all your friends too.

Though technically Facebook should be suing the users who hand over their passwords. I should imagine that would have the opposite PR effect.

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They have grounds to sue someone that logs into / uses their service using someone else's password even if that person gave them the password. It's also a felony, but the feds rarely take up such cases.

It's probably OK for your boss to tell you to log in and then tell you where to click over your shoulder, but IANAL.

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