Rojo Villegas
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Facebook tracking is under scrutiny. In recent weeks, Facebook has been wrangling with the Federal Trade Commission over whether the social media website is violating users' privacy by making public too much of their personal information.
Far more quietly, another debate is brewing over a different side of online privacy: what Facebook is learning about those who visit its website. Facebook officials are now acknowledging that the social media giant has been able to create a running log of the web pages that each of its 800 million or so members has visited during the previous 90 days. Facebook also keeps close track of where millions more non-members of the social network go on the Web, after they visit a Facebook web page for any reason. How the New Facebook Drives Sharing, Traffic and Actions. Recently I bought a brand new SLR camera.
It had all the right features,18 mega-pixels, interchangeable lenses and high definition video. I didn’t do much research but purchased it because a work colleague who is a expert and passionate photographer recommended it to me. After reading a compelling novel I am sitting around over a coffee and tell my friend that the book is so good that I couldn’t put it down! Later that week they either buy it online or pick it up at their local book store. I hear a catchy tune on the radio or on Facebook and I have to tell my friends about it and also share it on my Facebook page.
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