Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ March 28, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook Just Announced These Changes To Try To Ease Your Mind On Privacy And Data Fast Company This morning, Facebook responded to the ongoing Cambridge Analytica scandal by announcing a series of changes to its privacy settings—essentially making it easier for users to find them, control what they share, and download and delete their data. The company—which came under fire for not doing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Under attack, Facebook unveils new ways to find privacy shortcuts Los Angeles Times The company said it will be easier for users to download the data they've shared with Facebook, which would include photos, contacts added to their account and posts, and that it would make updates to the company's terms of service and data policy to better explain what data the platform collects and ... Facebook tweaks privacy tools to ease discontent over data leak - Reuters Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Should You Delete Your Facebook Page? Zero Hedge Mark Zuckerberg has issued yet another "Mea Culpa" on CNN, and Facebook will take out full page ads in newspapers to apologize to the public. Yet, by now, "Groveling Zuckerberg apologies" are just part of the Facebook playbook, as Liz Gannes observed back in 2011, after Facebook had just settled ... Flag as irrelevant
	Amid Uproar, Facebook Considers Privacy Safeguards for Smart-Home Devices TheInformation As Facebook faces a storm of criticism about how it handles its trove of user data, the company is taking steps to secure users' information in its first-ever foray into smart-home devices. One of the devices under development, called Portal, would use facial-recognition technology to help set ... Flag as irrelevant
	Data Security, Travel and the False Narrative Around Facebook MMGY Global The recent disclosure of Facebook data breaches during the presidential election has created a shudder across the marketing landscape, suddenly calling into question the efficacy of Facebook data and more broadly calling out data harvesting practices online. Setting aside people's sudden surprise ... Flag as irrelevant

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