Facebook recently made a number of changes to its privacy policy that make your profile information public – even if you thought it wasn’t. Many people aren’t even aware of these changes. So we (MoveOn.org) put together a chart to show you what these changes mean for protecting your information.
If enough people understand what these changes are and how they affect them, we can convince Facebook that this is not how we expect our personal information to be treated.
Read more at MoveOn.org . . .
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