You don't have to actually use Facebook in order to have your privacy violated by Facebook.
This came out years ago in Congressional hearings. It's also why lots of people who never had Facebook accounts got privacy-violation money from Facebook — it created profiles of people in the backgrounds of photos.
You don't have to actually use Facebook in order to have your privacy violated by Facebook.
This came out years ago in Congressional hearings. It's also why lots of people who never had Facebook accounts got privacy-violation money from Facebook — it created profiles of people in the backgrounds of photos.