The scandal has raised new questions about how Facebook manages and
grants access to user data and how that information is used in political campaigns.
Rep. Joseph Kennedy, for example, was just challenging Zuckerberg about how
it grants access to user data to advertisers.
Not exact matches
Facebook will also provide better privacy protection by reminding
users what apps they've
granted access to their
data.
Indeed, Twitter does not
grant advertisers
access to direct - messaging
data, and
users have
to opt in
to make their locations public on the platform.
Facebook says a researcher, Cambridge University's Aleksandr Kogan, gained
access to the
data of 270,000 Facebook
users in 2013 through a personality quiz app that required Facebook
users to grant access to their personal information including friends and «likes.»
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to use» privacy controls for vehicle
users enabling them
to, where appropriate,
grant or withhold
access to different
data categories in the vehicles as well as allow vehicle
users to restrict the collection of
data.
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grant users direct and secure
access to client files and allows efficient management of client
data.
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Facebook will also provide better privacy protection by reminding
users what apps they've
granted access to their
data.
In both cases,
users may have known they were
granting some
data access to Facebook and its advertising clients, but the true extent of that sharing was obscured.
A privacy icon has been added alongside detailed info on privacy in iOS 11.3, and it'll show up whenever Apple asks the
user to grant access to their
data for things like features and services.
The
data was passed
to Cambridge Analytica by a researcher who had gathered it with from Facebook
users taking part in a «psychological test» and who, inadvertently,
granted access to their Facebook friends»
data in the process.
Also of concern: The liberal
access it has
granted to outside app developers via its API, offering them an incredibly valuable
data set on more than 2 billion
users.
The first is the
data the
users themselves provide, such as the posts they like or other
access granted to the company through opt - in settings.
Apple, however, stated in a contract seen by Reuters that third - party apps will only be able
to access face - mapping
data off the iPhone X after the
user grants permission.
As a privacy protection measure,
users will need
to explicitly
grant apps
access to fitness
data, probably through a new permission at app installation.
It's more difficult on Android, where
users typically only have one chance
to say no
to granting access to such
data and features — when they install the app.