Facebook's announcement late yesterday that it will delay the rollout
of a revised privacy policy and data use agreement until next week
comes on the heels of unified outcry from consumer rights groups. The
updates were originally scheduled to go into effect September 5.
When the social network announced the planned changes on August 29, six consumer privacy groups sent a letter on September 4 to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asking the agency to prevent those changes from happening, arguing that the prospective changes violate Facebook's 2011 settlement with the FTC.
Read More:http://www.dmnews.com/privacy-groups-bristle-at-facebooks-proposed-privacy-changes/article/310499/
When the social network announced the planned changes on August 29, six consumer privacy groups sent a letter on September 4 to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asking the agency to prevent those changes from happening, arguing that the prospective changes violate Facebook's 2011 settlement with the FTC.
Read More:http://www.dmnews.com/privacy-groups-bristle-at-facebooks-proposed-privacy-changes/article/310499/
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