Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has produced a new revision of its Terms of Service and updated its Privacy Policy, with the aim of “ To make it easier to understand and highlight our latest products ».
Meta has announced that it is updating its privacy policy. The company says it has completely rewrote its policy to To facilitate understanding and reflect the latest products offered by Meta. It specifically covers Facebook, Instagram and Messenger, but other services like WhatsApp, Workplace or Messenger Kids are not involved, as they have their own privacy policy.
The company insists that changes are in form, not substance, and put certain lines in bold, By adding comments and illustrations instead of presenting this information as a huge wall of text. The result still ultimately looks like big text boards, but it’s designed to please regulators around the world, who are keeping a close eye on how social media platforms inform consumers.
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Meta continues to collect your data
the exact target that Although the text looks different in many places, Meta does not collect, use or share your data in new ways based on this policy update and we still do not sell your information. ,” the company said in a press release.
What is interesting to note that Meta claims not to collect your data” in new ways »Indicating that the company Continue restoring your data as you have done so far. In fact, if you don’t know what happens to your personal information after it’s collected, a recently leaked internal memo said the company doesn’t know either.
For now, the company is still facing a complaint that could cost it €2.8 billion. She hopes a new, clearer privacy policy will help her avoid future fines.
source : dead
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