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Just after that Terms screen I got three real consent screens (including one about ads tracking and one about face recognition). I think this screen is only abo
by hadrien01 8y ago
Just after that Terms screen I got three real consent screens (including one about ads tracking and one about face recognition). I think this screen is only about the TOS update.
- probably_wrong 8y agoSame here. I think Facebook needs you to agree to the basic ToS, to then move on to your acceptance/refusal of tracking. My guess is that "we can silently change our ToS at any time" is no longer possible, and that's why you cannot login without agreeing first.
- Nullabillity 8y agoWeird. I only got the facial recognition screen and the "accept ToS or delete your account" one.
- jacquesm 8y agoI guess the option 'continue to use the service without tracking' was too hard to implement technically. Or maybe nobody thought of that.
- JadeNB 8y ago> I guess the option 'continue to use the service without tracking' was too hard to implement technically. Given how deeply tracking is built into their business and technical model, I wouldn't be surprised if it really was too difficult to implement.
- hadrien01 8y agoYou might have already configured (and disabled) ad tracking when privacy options went up a few months back?
- Angostura 8y agoYet, you are required to agree to the TOS without seeing the TOS. I wouldn’t have thought this was enforceable