Facebook is a social media website that has been running for many years, they are very well known and have 2.41 billion monthly active users. Due to this the company has done what is possible to protect users privacy
Physical privacy: You have the choice of whether you want certain things shared, Facebook allows you to chose if you want to share your location or not. This helps protect your physical privacy as it keeps your locations anonymous.
Mental privacy: Facebook allows users to block content that is sensitive to certain viewers, this applies a filter to certain content giving the user an option to view it or not. This helps people avoid content that may upset them or distress them.
Decisional privacy: You as a user have the power to choose what you would like to share on Facebook when posting any content. You are not forced to include anything that you are uncomfortable sharing.
Informational privacy: There are many measures in place to protect your information and data that Facebook stores, for example: encryption and two-step verification.
Facebook, n.d.. Data Policy. [Online]
Available at: https://www.facebook.com/policy.php
[Accessed 09 09 2019].
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