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The key questions I have are: - Will this respect DoNotTrack? - Will Facebook users be able to opt-out of this targetting? - Will it respect my privacy setting
by deanclatworthy 12y ago
The key questions I have are:
- Will this respect DoNotTrack?
- Will Facebook users be able to opt-out of this targetting?
- Will it respect my privacy settings when I set all my "personal" data to "Only me" or "Friends only"?
I find it quite abhorrent that a service, so personal, is now truly using that data against me whilst I'm outside of the service. I will be among the first to leave if the answer to all these questions is no.
- wodenokoto 12y agoThe people selling ad space as well as the people buying ads won't have access to your personal data, so yes, they will be able to utilize your "only me" personal data. You ask FB to target certain profiles and FB handles the rest. This is considered keeping your private data private (and rightly so IMHO, but I know some people who disagree) I don't know if the "like" buttons around the web respects the DoNotTrack, but I expect no changes in Facebook's tracking behaviour.