Topic: Jennifer Stoddart
Facebook users may be targets of blackmail after changes that erode personal security protections on the world's most popular social network website, Canada's privacy czar warned Saturday. In assessing Facebook's announcement that it was embracing third-party integration, privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart expressed ...
Facebook users may be targets of blackmail after changes that erode personal security protections on the world's most popular social network website, Canada's privacy czar warned Saturday. In assessing Facebook's announcement that it was embracing third-party integration, privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart expressed ...
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's privacy czar, who got Facebook to agree last year to better protect users' personal information, will launch a new investigation over complaints that the changes sometimes make things worse. The office of Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart said on ...
Canada's privacy czar announced on Thursday that Facebook has agreed to changes to better secure the privacy of users of the popular social networking site. The negotiated settlement follows an investigation by Canada's privacy commissioner into Facebook's handling of personal information, such ...
TORONTO (Reuters) - Facebook agreed on Thursday to give its worldwide users better protection over their personal information as the result of negotiations with Canada's privacy commissioner. The changes will give users of the social networking website more transparency and control over ...
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