Facebook lets you (sorta) control what info it gets from other sites

Facebook lets you (sorta) control what info it gets from other sites
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2019-8-21 21:04

Facebook is offering new privacy tools that allow users to personally manage how much dirt on your browsing and spending habits Facebook gets from other websites — in theory, at least. Have you ever been browsing Facebook and noticed an ad for something you were looking up on another website not five minutes ago? If you’re like me, you immediately cringe in recognition of just how much Facebook has access to.

It feels as though the site knows everything. Today, we're starting to roll out Off-Facebook Activity, a new feature that gives you more control over your datahttps://t. co/GXpWUKeAyL — Facebook Newsroom…

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