Meta has changed how it presents its privacy information to appear more accessible and easy to read. There are new headings and illustrations, but the overall effect is still a lengthy text document. TechCrunch reports that the changes seem intended to satisfy demands and pressures from regulators rather than providing users with the information they need to make informed privacy choices. The company also made similar changes to its terms of service.
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