Privacy Concerns Over Facebook Use

Introduction: Facebook is a very popular online social networking service in years. It was discovered on 4th February 2004. For now, you must be at least 13 years old to register and open an account. Facebook is updated almost every year, like wall layout, message layout, and most importantly the privacy and security of your account. In 2010, Facebook's security team began expanding its efforts to reduce the privacy risk of users, but it has succeeded, but there are still some privacy issues still.

Facebook is subject to various privacy concerns due to changes in the privacy settings of the website and the privacy concerns of Facebook applications. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg first launched Facebook on a university basis in 2004 and only people with .edu addresses can open an account. Also, only people on your university network can see your page. Some people think that for these reasons, the first user wants to share personal information. As time went on, Facebook became more open, allowing universities with external colleges or universities without network to participate and browse pages on networks that are not their own. In 2006, Facebook launched News Feed. This is a function to emphasize recent friends' activities. By 2009, Facebook will "publish" more and more information by default. Furthermore, "The new configuration is open to the public by default, even if you do not usually have the user's knowledge."

Facebook users share data with friends without knowledge or permission. This is a serious problem that many privacy protection groups were aware of at that time. So in 2015, in the face of growing criticism and pressure, Facebook wanted to remove this feature and give the user "more control". Because the ability to access friends' files was very popular, this decision has caused the developer's fear (see Facebook's 2014 comment to announce these changes). Facebook former manager Sandy Parakilas told Bloomberg that he is using "tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of developers" before quitting using this feature.

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