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December 23, 2011 in Blog, Facebook, Social Media by fionapope
The Office for the Data Protection Commissioner’s Report on Facebook Ireland
The Office for the Data Protection Commissioner in Ireland has published its report into how Facebook Ireland handles data and content on their site. This 149 page report, which can be viewed below, provides details of the investigation and suggests how Facebook can improve its privacy issues among users.
Conor was interviewed by BBC Northern Ireland on Wednesday evening to discuss the findings.
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