A so-called “Facebook Privacy Notice” claims you need to repost it to protect your privacy. The notice went viral on the network Tuesday but is, in fact, a fake. The posting is based on the idea that Facebook’s recent listing as a publicly traded company will negatively affect its user’s privacy. This is an untrue assumption. Both Facebook and its users are still bound to the same terms and conditions that are accepted by users when they sign up for the service. If Facebook ever significantly changed their privacy settings, they would have to notify users about the changes to those terms. While Facebook is now a publicly traded company, that has no affect on how they treat yo… Continue reading…
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