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: Slaw.caPrivacy Poked & Pwnd Part IV: Facebook, Again
By Jeanette Lee
The Hollywood Reporter writes: Facebook is back in the Canadian Privacy Commissioner’s doghouse. According to the Privacy Commissioner’s news release of January 27, 2010, another investigation of Facebook has been launched in response to a new complaint – filed over changes made by Facebook in mid-December 2009, which required users to review their privacy settings. (See my previous posts part I, II and III looking at these changes.)
The complainant alleges that the new default settings would have made his information more readily available than the settings he had previously put in place.
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on January 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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