Facebook has again adjusted its privacy controls, which it seems to do every couple of months. That does not mean users are better protected, just more confused. Facebook is trying to tread a delicate balance between making money by selling adverts based on your personal information and not winding us up so much that we leave in a huff.
With Facebook now a public company, the pressure to make a profit will be stronger than before, but regulators around the world are keeping a close watch on it.
In other words, that tightrope walk is going to continue, so it’s up to you to keep an eye on your own privacy. To force Facebook to reveal what information it stores about you, follow the instructions here.
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