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Fb’s New Privateness Function Comes With a Loophole

"Off-Facebook Activity" will give customers extra keep watch over over their information, however Fb wishes as much as 48 hours to combination your knowledge right into a structure it may percentage with advertisers.
"Off-Facebook Activity" will give users more control over their data, but Facebook needs up to 48 hours to aggregate your information into a format it can share with advertisers.

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Author: Wired

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