They absolutely did not "reveal new security settings" – they revamped the security settings menu & page. From the article: > Facebook announced on Wednesday t

They absolutely did not "reveal new security settings" – they revamped the security settings menu & page. From the article: > Facebook announced on Wednesday that it’s redesigning the settings menu on mobile devices, consolidating privacy options in one place, rather than sending users to some 20 different screens There is no indication in the article that they are allowing users more control over their data, and fb remain free to do what they will with your data once you sign up for their service. This does nothing to resolve the problem that people are up in arms about: > Under the revamp, users still won’t be able to delete data that they had given third-party apps on the platform previously, even if it was used for reasons other than what was agreed to. That data, generated over years of games and personality quizzes that had access to private information, is largely still stored outside of Facebook’s grasp by the private individuals and companies that built those applications.