This s a follow-up to Saturday's article, Facebook Retroactively Makes More User Data Public:
Several US senators have called on Facebook to quit sharing more of its users' data than they signed up for. The senators are asking the Federal Trade Commission to look at Facebook's controversial new information-sharing policies, arguing that the massively popular social network overstepped its bounds when it began sharing user data with other websites.
You can read more about the latest developments in an article in USA Today at http://content.usatoday.com/communities/onpolitics/post/2010/04/senators-to-facebook-quit-sharing-users-info/1
Several US senators have called on Facebook to quit sharing more of its users' data than they signed up for. The senators are asking the Federal Trade Commission to look at Facebook's controversial new information-sharing policies, arguing that the massively popular social network overstepped its bounds when it began sharing user data with other websites.
You can read more about the latest developments in an article in USA Today at http://content.usatoday.com/communities/onpolitics/post/2010/04/senators-to-facebook-quit-sharing-users-info/1
