A 26 year old law student from Austria has convinced Facebook Inc (NASDAQ FB) users to unite in a lawsuit against the Irish subsidiary of the social media giant, which is responsible for all accounts outside the U.S. and Canada. Data privacy campaigner Max Schrems has signed up 25,000 users for a class action lawsuit…
Facebook (NASDAQ FB) Messenger privacy policy is using part of Android legal terms and conditions, much of which doesn’t apply any longer, thereby aggravating the fears of Users over the privacy policies. The new Facebook Messenger app has many people concerned because the app can access their personal information and record conversations without notifying users….
Facebook Inc (NASDAQ FB) mobile users are seeing some of their messages disappearing from the main Facebook app after the separation of the messenger function into a separate app. A Facebook spokesperson has confirmed that the change is now affecting some users, but the app has not been launched for everyone yet. A separate Facebook…
Facebook Inc (NASDAQ FB) is gearing up to become a significant part for the small businesses. The social networking site is making efforts to establish the importance of the mobile platform for the small businesses. According to various sources, 20% of the time spent on the mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets is spent…
Social Networking Giant, Facebook (NASDAQ FB) may well be tracking all your talks. And this might even be happening when the messenger App is apparently off. As the government spy apparatus can monitor cell phone conversations even when the cell is off – and the battery can’t be removed. This raises further questions about Privacy…
Facebook Inc (NASDAQ FB) is facing a class-action lawsuit in Europe that could bring Facebookâs lack of privacy protection into focus. The suit says that after Facebook’s privacy policy became apparently deliberately confusing, violations occurred. Austrian law student and privacy activist Max Schrems said Friday he will challenge the social network in court. Schrems says…
