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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg on Privacy at D8 Conference

on June 4, 2010 | Facebook | Comments (0)
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg on Privacy at D8 Conference

At the All Things Digital – D8 conference in California, Mark Zuckerberg answered questions about Facebook’s privacy controls and Mark’s take on privacy. Mark discusses the instant personalisation feature and how lots of new Facebook products have complicated the privacy settings and views from users. More than 100,000 sites how have instant personalisation and social […]

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Facebook’s Advertiser Clients Increase by 400%

Facebook's Advertiser Clients Increase by 400%

According to recent reports Facebook has increased in number of advertisers over the past year by 400% A common misconception amongst users is that Facebook sells their users data to 3rd party companies. Facebook has never done this – all private data submitted to Facebook does not get sent to 3rd party companies. Another area […]

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Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook privacy: VIDEO

Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook privacy: VIDEO

Q&A session with Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the latest privacy changes by Facebook. Mark discusses how users will be able to edit their privacy settings in a much simpler format that previously available. Mark says it was never Facebook’s intention to make settings complicated for users. As a result the engineering team has been […]

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The End for Facebook?

The End for Facebook?

May 31 has been labelled as ‘Quit facebook day’. Is this really the end for Facebook? There have been recent global movements to put an end to Facebook’s monopolising of the web, mainly because of their privacy policies. There are a couple of reasons why people are scared of what Facebook is doing such as making more information available […]

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Privacy search engine to launch in Australia

Privacy search engine to launch in Australia

A new search engine is coming to Australia that focuses on the privacy of user searches – www.Startpage.com/au Startpage is made by a company in the Netherlands called Ixquick and several representative will be coming to Australia in early June to speak with Government officials and privacy advocates. Ixquick CEO Robert Beens commented: ‘The serious […]

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Australian Federal Police want a Facebook cop

Australian Federal Police want a Facebook cop

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) are calling for Facebook to employ a law enforcement expert in Australia to overlook the Australian user-base of Facebook. Last month, Nona Belomesoff of Sydney was murdered by a man she allegedly met of Facebook. Several Governments around the world are holding a meeting to discuss the social media site […]

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Communications Minister not happy with Facebook and Google privacy

Communications Minister not happy with Facebook and Google privacy

The Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy – Stephen Conroy has expressed his concern about Google’s recent privacy hitch when their Streetview cars were collecting WiFi data from private homes around Australia. Conroy remarked about Google: ‘They consider that they are the appropriate people to make the decisions about people’s privacy data’. Stephen […]

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MySpace ups security in wake of Facebook privacy concerns

MySpace ups security in wake of Facebook privacy concerns

MySpace has announced that their privacy options are changing which will result in user profiles to be defaulted ‘private’ only sharing personal information to friends. This seems to be the exact opposite of Facebook’s current strategy. MySpace, Co-President Mike Jones comments: “We respect our users’ desires to balance sharing and privacy, and never push our […]

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Facebook to release new security features

Facebook to release new security features

Amid all the controversy of Facebook’s privacy policy lately – the company realises more and more scammers and hackers are trying to use the site for identity theft. With a globally user count of over 400 million is not surprising. As a result the Facebook security team have come up with a raft of new […]

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