> Facebook pointed users to the privacy settings page where all settings were enabled by default. Court found that this constitutes neither explicit nor informe

> Facebook pointed users to the privacy settings page where all settings were enabled by default. Court found that this constitutes neither explicit nor informed consent - the settings would have to be opt-in, or the user needs to be explicitly informed about the full extent of how his data is used ("without any doubt"). I personally feel this is a particularly important concept with respect to digital rights.