SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Soon, you could get fewer familiar ads following you around the internet — or at least on Facebook ... Facebook faces increasing governmental scrutiny over its privacy...
Facebook faces increasing governmental scrutiny over its privacy practices, including a record $5 billion fine from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for mishandling user data. Boosting its ...
Story Continued Below "We won't know which websites you visited or what you did there," Erin Egan, Facebook's chief privacy officer, and David Baser, the company's director of product management,...
Facebook has unveiled its new privacy tool, which will allow users to see and control the data apps and Websites share with the social media site. But it might not be enough to quiet growing ...
Facebook Inc. is making good on a promise the company made following last year’s Cambridge Analytica scandal: It finally finished a feature that will let users separate their internet browsing...
David Baser, the director of product management leading Facebook’s privacy and data use team, told me that the name should make it clear to everyone “exactly what kind of data” is being ...
Facebook has weathered numerous privacy scandals over the past 18 months ... Its tracker cookies (which most websites use) can even follow you around the internet, so Facebook can also get an idea...
It was nearly a year and a half ago that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, standing onstage at the company’s annual developer conference, announced that the company would begin letting users sever the ...
Facebook is releasing a new privacy tool globally in the coming months. Facebook said Tuesday it's rolling out a long-awaited privacy feature that will let users clear information from apps and ...
Facebook is an excellent place for marketers to build communities based around a product, cause, fandom, and more. Organizations can use Facebook Groups to communicate with audiences that want to ...
In a world where social media giants are being forced to bend to user and regulator concerns over privacy and the use of customer data ... volume of sensitive consumer data swept up by the two ...
NEW YORK — Facebook has paid contractors to transcribe audio clips from users of its Messenger service, raising privacy concerns for a company with a history of privacy lapses. The practice was,...
Not everyone is enamored with the concept. According to Jo O’Reilly, privacy advocate at ProPrivacy.com, the development is more of a distraction tactic than a true fix. O’Reilly tells Digital...
Even after two years of scandals and a $5 billion fine, Facebook still has a huge blindspot when it comes to privacy and user data.
Facebook plans to open five pop-up cafes that will lure in visitors using free coffee and then offer them privacy checks while they’re at the temporary destination. The free coffee will be offered...
There are many ways that Facebook could tackle its struggling reputation for user privacy and data protection, and opening up "Privacy Cafés" where users can check their settings and seek expert ...
Users will have access to free coffee and a conversation with Facebook staff who’ll walk you through making sure your posts are only seen by the right people and not your boss or random internet ...
After years of selling your data, allowing Russians and fake news to run rampant on its platform, and violating just about every privacy promise it's made, Facebook wants to give you some coffee ...
YOU'VE GOT TO ADMIRE the chutzpah. Facebook offering guidance on protecting your privacy is kind of like getting advice on avoiding reptile attacks from an alligator. Sure, it probably knows a...
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