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EFF Statement on Meta Settlement
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In EFF’s words
Under this settlement, young users will now have less access to Meta products, and a lesser ability to exercise their rights to speak, access information and art and culture, associate and form communities, and play. The settlement also embeds age assurance into every product, mandating the collection of even more personal information from users of all ages; this enshrines Meta's harmful surveillance into law, and it will compromise users' privacy and anonymity while increasing their exposure to data breaches and government data requests. And the data minimization and security measures don’t keep states from using data collected under the agreement for other law enforcement purposes – which could include things like criminal investigations of abortions or gender-affirming care.
By David Greene, EFF — CC BY 4.0 — excerpted
“EFF Statement on Meta Settlement” — By David Greene, EFF — CC BY 4.0 — excerpted
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