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Not Just Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Strava and Soundcloud Are All Updating Their Privacy Policies To Warrant More Transparency Over Data
Ever since Facebook has faced the ire of distrust from its users, it seems to be working ardently to regain the lost loyalty of its users. The social network giant is publishing detailed guidelines for its services. The 27 pages elaborate work will include what services belong or doesn’t belong to Facebook.
According to the list, Facebook doesn’t want its users to make violent threats or revel in sexual violence; promote terrorism or the poaching of endangered species; attempt to buy marijuana, sell firearms or list prescription drug prices for sale; post instructions for self-injury; depict minors in a sexual context; or commit multiple homicides at different times or locations.