Facebook says privacy disclosures should be easier to read


Facebook Inc is calling for clearer, standardised user data privacy policies. — Reuters

Facebook Inc is calling for clearer, standardised user data privacy policies as part of a white paper focused on potential regulation while governments around the world move to tighten restrictions on how companies can collect information.

Customer privacy policies – the often long, complicated outlines for how companies collect and use data – are too difficult for people to find and understand, according to Facebook Chief Privacy Officer Erin Egan, the paper’s author. Presenting important information via push notifications and pop-ups is also flawed, Egan wrote, as they have become so common that many people don’t always read them.

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