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: Wise Law BlogCanada's Privacy Commissioner: I ? Facebook
OTTAWA, September 22, 2010 ? The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has finished reviewing the changes that Facebook implemented as a result of her investigation of the social networking site and has concluded that the issues raised in the complaint have been resolved to her satisfaction.
Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart today issued the following statement:
The changes Facebook has put in place in response to concerns we raised as part of our investigation last year are reasonable and meet the expectations set out under Canadian privacy law.
The investigation has resulted in many significant changes. Facebook has put in place measures to limit the sharing of personal information with third-party application developers and is now providing users with clear information about its privacy practices.
Full post as published by Wise Law Blog on September 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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