Facebook plans to expand the Byzantine privacy settings so people can take better control of their content. The project, planned for a while now, is taking a quick turnaround in a series of awesome headlines. Erin Egan, VP and Facebook's Chief Privacy Officer, writing in a Facebook press release:
"Last week we highlighted more work we need to do to implement our policies and help people understand how Facebook works and the choices they make on their data. "Let's do more to keep people informed ... we are taking extra steps in the coming weeks to keep more people in control of their privacy.
It is difficult to talk about how this is needed: at least one prison cell that did not live in the system for four years after a sufficient policy change. We will take a closer look and update all of our features related to Facebook Privacy as soon as these changes are implemented, so keep an eye out.
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