Facebook had some weaknesses of privacy in a not too distant past, and has worked to improve its policies to better inform users how their Facebook information is used. Last year, the Office of the Data Protection Ireland made an audit using Facebook data and determined that, while Facebook does a good job, more information should be provided for each of us. Well, the social network has recently responded by creating a Hub and Conditions for countless policies so easy to find. Also adds new examples and explanations for the use of data about how the policy book "uses cookies on its site, while shedding some light on how our information is used for advertising and improving the operation of the site. There is also a detailed description of the activity log tool that allows you to see every bit of information we have been entrusted to Mr. Zuckerberg, so that you can better manage your photos and wall posts. These changes have not yet been set in stone, however, because Facebook wants to know what you think before you do. Just go to the Facebook site governance to examine changes and will provide information or resolve a concert Q & A session with the Chief Privacy Erin Egan on Monday (May 14) at noon , time to say face-to-face digital.
Facebook offers privacy policy more transparent, wants to know what you think originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, May 11th, 2012 2:19:00 p.m. EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. 
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