Meta's new privacy policy is not-so-new. Details here
Privacy policy of Meta owned apps like Facebook, Instagram and Facebook Messenger are always in the news. At times, Meta has received criticism for violating privacy norms set for the users.
Now, Meta has announced a new privacy policy for Facebook, Instagram and Messenger. In a statement, Meta stated that they are sending notifications to users about the new updates.
The policy has been rewritten and redesigned to make it easier for the users to understand it.
So, what’s new in this policy?
There are no new additions to the existing privacy policy of Meta.
The privacy policy remains the same. The aim behind the update is for the users to understand the existing policy better.
Meta has simplified the privacy policy and has introduced graphics, examples and videos for better understanding. The term data policy has been replaced by privacy policy.
“Meta is not collecting, using or sharing your data in new ways based on this policy update and we still do not sell your information,” Meta specified in the statement.
This will help improve transparency on how Meta is using your data.
How can users access the new privacy policy
From July 26 onward, users of Facebook, Instagram and Messenger will receive a notification about the newly re-written privacy policy.
Users can follow the link and read the document.
You can read the policy here too.