Under pressure from privacy watchdog the Land of Hamburg, Facebook has agreed to reduce the functionality of "friend finder" that uses including access to the email address book of its users. The head of the Hamburg equivalent of the CNIL, Johannes Caspar, has announced that Facebook had agreed a deal.
The social network is committed to inform its members that he had access to their email contacts, and to offer them an option to prohibit their use. The tool "search for friends" Facebook's important data related to e-mail account used at registration, and important information, without notifying the user.
The social network is committed to inform its members that he had access to their email contacts, and to offer them an option to prohibit their use. The tool "search for friends" Facebook's important data related to e-mail account used at registration, and important information, without notifying the user.