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Facebook Announces the Removal of Thousands of Ad Targeting Categories Relating to Sensitive Topics

Social Media Today

Facebook will remove thousands of targeting categories to align with data privacy regulations.

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Facebook Responds: No More Partner Categories Targeting

Jon Loomer

In a very brief statement , Facebook announced that they will be shutting down Partner Categories (a way for advertisers to target users based on information provided by third parties) during the next six months. I first wrote about Partner Categories in 2013, so this form of targeting has been around for more than five years now.

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How to use Social Listening to understand your audience

Audiense

According to Statista , 65% of the world’s population fall under the category of internet users. But the information about these internet users is difficult for businesses to gain in an ethical way, as people become more concerned with privacy protection. This is where social media comes into play.

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What Jewish Tradition Teaches Us About Data Privacy

Forbes Social Media

In Jewish law, privacy is not simply a matter of personal preference. It is rather a formal legal category, such that peering into another’s private space is considered an act of damage.

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Important Facebook News: Privacy Updates

Almost Savvy

As you probably know, Facebook has been facing a barrage of complaints regarding their “public is the new norm&# approach to privacy which resulted in much of your/our content being made public by default. The feedback we heard from users was that in our efforts to innovate, some of our privacy settings h ad become confusing.

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The Interests That Facebook Advertisers Can Use to Target You

Jon Loomer

Then, select Settings & Privacy… Then Settings… Then Ads… Then Ad Settings… Then “Categories used to reach you”… And then, finally, “Interest Categories”… That’s six clicks. While logged into Facebook from desktop as a user, click the top-right menu.

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How to hide likes on Facebook: Your step-by-step guide

Sprout Social

From the drop-down menu, select “ Settings & privacy ” and then choose “ Settings.” Step 2: Once on your “Settings” dashboard, click on the “ Privacy ” button from the left-hand panel of the screen. This will open all your privacy-related settings. You can manually change the privacy of your likes for each category.

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