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Facebook has until September 4th to stop giving user info to third parties without explicit consent. Meanwhile, one observer says privacy trickery is built right into the App Center's design.
Facebook may be facing legal action if it doesn't comply by Tuesday 4 September, according to news reports.
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Among the administrative changes is the proposal of renaming the "Privacy Policy" into "Data Use Policy". Privacy advocates will undoubtedly point out that that particular change sums up Facebook's ultimate goal when it comes to handling user data.
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A 12-year-old girl is suing a school district for violating her First Amendment and Fourth Amendment rights related to her use of Facebook.
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Etappensieg für Verbraucherschützer – Das Landgericht Berlin befindet Facebooks Freundefinder für unzulässig.
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If you’re like most people on Facebook who use apps, you click “agree” to whatever permissions pop up on your screen. But if you value your online privacy, there are some that you should think twice about allowing.
Since Facebook’s has launched its IPO, we’re releasing an expert list of the three most privacy-invasive Facebook app permissions along with tips for protecting your privacy.
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Niederlage vor Gericht: Facebooks 'Freundefinder' - eine Funktion, die das eigene E-Mail-Adressbuch nach möglichen Facebook-Kontakten durchforstet ...
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La Cour de Berlin en Allemagne vient de statuer au sujet de la fonction de Facebook permettant d'importer des contacts afin de rechercher des amis (FriendFinder). La justice considère que le réseau so...
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According to a report by MSNBC, US government agencies and colleges are now demanding access to applicants' Facebook accounts -- through friending and/or actual password requests. No ...
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