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Oleh Benn

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If you’re like thousands of other people on Facebook, you just gave away a ton of your personal information, for free, to a company you’ve never heard of. With no strings attached—they can do whatever they want with it, including selling it to Just what we need — another Facebook feature to make our hectic lives easier. Jumping on the news of Facebook's new "Photo Magic" feature, which will make it possible for the site to recognize your friends in photos not even uploaded to Facebook, Jimmy As we have previously noted, Facebook has been named as a defendant in a number of lawsuits claiming that its facial recognition-based system of photo tagging violates the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). In a separate putative class Apart from scaled down visibility, Facebook will ensure your former partner’s name doesn’t appear in suggested people to message or tag. [Image via Facebook] Taking it a notch further, Facebook will also give the option of automatically untagging or See less of a former partner’s name and profile picture around Facebook without having to unfriend or block them. Their posts won’t show up in News Feed and their name won’t be suggested when people write a new message or tag friends in photos. Law360, Washington (November 23, 2015, 7:05 PM ET) -- Facebook urged an Illinois federal court Friday to toss a putative class action alleging that its photo-tagging feature violates the privacy of people who don't use the social network, saying photos are .

If you have an account on Facebook, you may have noticed posts featuring a nicely including the ones you're tagged in on other users' Timelines (yet another reason to review all tags before allowing them to post). It sees your hometown and current Facebook wants to help you forget your long list of ex-lovers "Their posts won't show up in News Feed and their name won't be suggested when people write a new message or tag friends in photos," Kelly Winters, product manager, wrote in the company's Internet.org, renamed to Free Basics by Facebook, has now spread their tentacles across India. Initially launched in 6 states: Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Goa; Free Basics is now available pan-India, wherever If you break up with someone, but you don't want to take the drastic option of blocking them on Facebook, you'll be asked if you perhaps want to "see less of" them. You'll be spared their updates in your News Feed and you won't be prompted to tag or .