> For example, the tests showed that when you interact with a notification from Facebook, the app collects IP addresses, the number of milliseconds since your p

> For example, the tests showed that when you interact with a notification from Facebook, the app collects IP addresses, the number of milliseconds since your phone was restarted, the amount of free memory space on your phone, and a host of other details. I feel like "...when you interact..." is a very key part of this. If I understand it correctly, that to me really makes the headline seem less bad. So if you just delete the notification and never tap it, do they not get any data? That part is unclear but very important to this context.