Facebook has expressed the possibility of offering a feature that enables all users in the world to review the protection settings of Facebook, which the company has previously done with its users in Europe as a means to comply with the rules of the General Regulations for Data Protection (GDPR).
All Facebook users will be required to complete a form in the coming weeks (from May 25) to review their settings for some important Facebook features, such as targeted advertising and face recognition technology, and will also be able to review the type of information included in their profiles, This is a family situation and political and religious affiliations.
Facebook also said it would only provide a summary of privacy options previously presented. For example, users who have previously disabled face recognition will not see the feature displayed in this custom message and will not be asked to activate it.
Although Facebook has been criticized for its role in the Cambridge privacy scandal in March, this week's initiative comes in response to the European law that has been implemented. According to the General Data Protection Regulation, many companies such as Facebook have updated service terms and privacy settings over the past two months
All Facebook users will be required to complete a form in the coming weeks (from May 25) to review their settings for some important Facebook features, such as targeted advertising and face recognition technology, and will also be able to review the type of information included in their profiles, This is a family situation and political and religious affiliations.
Facebook also said it would only provide a summary of privacy options previously presented. For example, users who have previously disabled face recognition will not see the feature displayed in this custom message and will not be asked to activate it.
Although Facebook has been criticized for its role in the Cambridge privacy scandal in March, this week's initiative comes in response to the European law that has been implemented. According to the General Data Protection Regulation, many companies such as Facebook have updated service terms and privacy settings over the past two months
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