Sunday, March 3, 2013

Figuring out the future of online privacy



  • Many social networks have full time privacy experts that are juggling privacy demands from users.
  • However, there is a problem within pleasing users privacy concerns and advertisers. 
  • Facebook made $4.3 billion in online advertising in 2012. 
  • Google made $43.6 billion in online advertising in 2012. 
  • A new feature that many users are pleased with is the "do not track" feature now found in major browsers like Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. 



Internet companies such as Facebook must strike a balance between users' privacy and offering them customized content.

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