The Facebook announced today new updated tools for protection of your private life. Essentially the service has reportedly consolidated some of the existing settings into a single screen offering much easier access to its users.
Previously, Facebook's privacy settings were a mess, and if you looked for them on mobile you'd find them in 20 different displays. But starting today, users of the mobile app will have to open a page.
The company is said to haveslowto some of the privacy settings it considers "outdated".
The announcement mentions that a new one is also being released menu privacy shortcuts, which will contain all the usual functions related to the protection of your privacy and your account.
From the new menu, you'll be able to set up two-factor authentication, limit who can see your posts, and control your ads preferences.
According to Facebook, there is also a new tool that makes it simpler to download your information or delete your account.
All of the above changes came from Facebook only when the scandal with her was revealed Cambridge Analytica. The fact seems to have made the members of the social network more aware, as well as big companies that supported it. Of course, the losses occurred directly on the stock market, as well as in large partnerships of the company.
With these tools, Facebook seeks to restore public trust. The company's goal is also to restore confidence to advertisers and investors, who have increasingly begun to see Facebook as a brand name.
In recent weeks, the Mozilla suspended any advertising on facebook while the bank Nordea announced plans to withdraw its pages from Facebook.
