Which? Convo: Facebook’s new Timeline, a reverse-chronological profile of your whole history on the social network, will soon roll-out to all users. And most aren’t happy about the presumed privacy implications.
Messenger will return the Facebook mobile app thanks to Meta.
Now you can get happy birthday messages on your actual birthday instead of some random day.
Facebook has to implement new rules for Facebook Live because people are literally the worst. Now, if you break the rules you'll receive a ban.
No. It was always there. -.-
As with everything else, it's their service. If users do not like it they do not have to use the service.
I canceled mine and don't miss it. Personally I think if these companies want to track all this personal information, they should be required to sign a statement saying if that data is ever breached that users have the right to sue them.
If they trust their security enough, they should have no problem doing this; if they don't trust their security enough to do this, then you probably don't want them collecting all this information. ;)
Once we have better, and 100% full-proof systems in place that can't be breached, I'll start using services like this, but we aren't there yet. Our lives are based on our credit ratings so even the slightest threat to identity theft is a risk not worth taking.
It won't reveal anything as I don't divulge information onto my FB. My friends know who I am and what I look like so I leave it at that.
You don't want some information to resurface? Too bad, this is the internet. Once a picture is posted it's there forever!
I don't have a problem with it. It's simple, don't post anything online that you don't want strangers, potential employers, etc to see.