Facebook Data Privacy Management

The video discusses privacy issues on social media, focusing on Facebook. It highlights common concerns about data sharing and third-party applications, emphasizing the balance between privacy and innovation. The video also explores Facebook's privacy features, such as tagging, and proposes a privacy Creative Commons to manage user content preferences.

What is a common concern regarding privacy on social media platforms like Facebook?

• The inability to create user profiles

• The release of user information to third parties

• The lack of advertising options

• The absence of user interaction features

What is the role of standard privacy laws in social media?

• To ensure platforms like Facebook do not overstep privacy boundaries

• To promote unrestricted data sharing

• To eliminate the need for user consent

• To increase the number of advertisements

How does Facebook manage data access for third-party developers?

• By allowing unrestricted access to user data

• By outsourcing data management to external companies

• By acting as a mediator and controlling data flow

• By providing direct access to user profiles

What is a unique feature of Facebook's privacy management for third-party apps?

• Automatic approval of all third-party applications

• Direct access to user data without restrictions

• Facebook's ability to revoke data access if rules are broken

• Unrestricted data sharing with all developers

What is a potential downside of Facebook's control over third-party applications?

• Limited freedom for software developers

• Enhanced user privacy

• Increased innovation opportunities

• Unrestricted data sharing

What is a potential benefit of Facebook's control over data access?

• Automatic data sharing with all applications

• Unrestricted innovation

• Enhanced privacy protection for users

• Increased freedom for software developers

How does Facebook's tagging system contribute to privacy protection?

• By automatically deleting tagged photos

• By notifying users of every tag

• By allowing users to manage their identification in photos

• By preventing any photo uploads

How can users manage their privacy in tagged photos on Facebook?

• By reporting the photo

• By untagging themselves

• By blocking the uploader

• By deleting the photo

What is the proposed 'privacy Creative Commons' intended to address?

• The requirement for more social media platforms

• The lack of user interaction on social media

• The absence of privacy preferences for digital content

• The need for more advertising options

What issue does the lack of a 'privacy Creative Commons' create?

• More advertising opportunities

• Increased user engagement

• Uncontrolled viral spread of content

• Enhanced privacy settings