Facebook Mobile Updated Privacy Policies

by Saurabh Mishra on December 15th, 2010 4

Facebook, the World’s no.1 social networking website has finally come up with new privacy featured polices & with multi-routed options for FB mobile users especially. This privacy segment specially designed for those users who wish to keep the low profile of their personal information as privacy. Along the side of Facebook user’s request, these additional features will come as extensions to the applications dashboard, which was later introduced in the month of October.

Facebook application dashboard provides users information about the applications they have authorized & the data used by the applications. The new options will facilitate Facebook users on mobile devices to view details about the information that have been shared with different websites and applications. Mobile users can easily access and adjust their privacy settings whenever they wish or want. Settings are purely based on the user’s personal interest. The privacy settings will include an applications and websites section which will display all the applications used along with the date and time of the latest applications with which information was shared. Shared information is available to certain users only as Friends, Everyone, Friends of Friends or None. No one have any right to use or comment on others profile.

Besides, modification of other settings like access to one’s basic profile information, photos and videos, and friends’ information is also made possible. Users have to simply visit m.facebook.com/privacy on their mobile devices, or they can visit the Settings page and click on the “change” link. With these changes to the privacy feature, it seems Facebook is seriously listening to the privacy concerns raised by users. Latest policies adopted by Facebook are in the keen interest of users. It was also found Facebook keep on updating its blog. On the issue of privacy, Facebook has been battling tough round of sessions with Google. Facebook is not in a mood to lose the interest of respective users. Since Facebook is known across the world for its connecting theme.

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