Facebook Releases New Privacy Controls
Share TweetProactive changes Facebook made earlier this week provide users with better access to controlling their privacy settings on the largest social media site. Changes came as a result of strong criticism for previous privacy practices. Increasingly, users emphasize online privacy and security as a top priority. It is obvious that too many people feel as though they have to restrict themselves from sharing online.
Facebook’s strategic move to change the way privacy is controlled seems to also be initiated by the success of Google+, a social platform released earlier this summer. One of the main reasons accredited to Google’s massive success is the integrated privacy control. Circles is a feature asking users to codify friends into categories. Just like the new Facebook privacy controls, Circles is intended to restrict irrelevant sharing. The idea is that users will share if they can easily determine on a post by post basis which people will have access to your content. 

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