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  Facebook addresses controversy over third-party access to private messages

  Publié: décembre 20, 2018, 12:07pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook has been the source of much privacy-related controversy over the years, particularly over the last year or so. The past few days have been no different, with the social networking giant facing questions over the level of access it granted partners to private user data. Of particular concern to users is the suggestion that Facebook gave the likes of Spotify and Netflix access to users' private messages. Having already gone on the defensive about some of the allegations leveled at it, Facebook is now trying to defend itself about the messaging allegations -- or, as the company puts it… [Continue Reading]