Facebook has fixed a bug with its reporting tool, which inadvertently gave users access to private images on other people's profile pages. The world's largest social network, with an estimated ...

Questions about what social networks mean for personal privacy and security ... Mellon University that shows that Facebook has essentially become a worldwide photo identification database.

Researchers didn’t even need to be logged onto Facebook in order to see student photos, enlarge them ... school districts do about these privacy concerns? For one thing, many need to update ...

Concerns over privacy changes ... And despite Facebook’s privacy woes, it is still one of the most popular sites for sharing photos with an average of more than 300 million images uploaded ...

His role is reporting on U.S. politics and social issues ... for who to tag in photos will be shutting down, he wrote. More than one-third of Facebook's active daily uses have opted into the ...

Those privacy issues are now front and center ... limiting them to a person’s name, photo and email. Finally, Zuckerberg said Facebook will make an easy tool that lets everyone see which ...

(TNS) — School Facebook pages offer ... some of these practical and ethical concerns, the report says. What should school districts do about these privacy concerns? For one thing, many need ...

Facebook will also implement new restrictions on the data that apps are allowed to access, limiting them to use of a person's name, profile photo and ... has faced privacy issues before but ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Of all the information Facebook collects ... where it was scrapped in 2012 over privacy concerns and scanning and identifying more people in photos. At the same time, the ...

While photo privacy is always a valid concern ... So updating your status on Facebook to express your concerns about FaceApp is the digital equivalent to jumping in the ocean and complaining ...

Aside from the standard, personalized privacy concerns -- algorithms guessing ... members -- the people who tend to star in your Facebook photos -- because "homophily [the tendency of like to ...