Facebook Privacy: 5 Most Ignored Mistakes

"Facebook no longer represents that it offers privacy as a matter of policy, like some other companies do. It states outright that it will use your data. It has a Data Use Policy instead of a Privacy Policy.

But consider the dictionary definition of privacy: 1) The state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people; 2) The state of being free from public attention..."

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Other articles in the IT - Social Media section of Volume 171, Issue 2:

Facebook 'Likes' Not Protected As Free Speech, Judge Rules
Facebook Privacy: 5 Most Ignored Mistakes (this article)
Gartner Says Half of Enterprises Are Wasting Money on Social Media
Social Media and Employee Recruitment: A Good Idea or a Waste of Time?

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