Facebook Opens Up Its Terms Of Service To Input From Users
Thu, Feb 26th, 2009 |
After the uproar that ensued when Facebook tried to change its terms of service a couple weeks ago, along with its subsequent backpedaling and public assurances that users own their data, the company is trying a different tack. It is inviting users to comment and contribute on proposed changes to its terms of service.
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