The Facebook application’s parent company, “Meta,” has introduced a new tool that enables users to confirm whether the business retains their contact information after deleting and banning it, such as their phone number or email address.
The odd thing is that “Mita” has been around since May of last year, but it hasn’t been publicly revealed for some reason. “Business Insider” found it via a link with 780 words on a fairly enigmatic page in the Facebook help centre for non-users.
According to Sky News Arabia, the tool’s language just says “click here if you have a query about the rights that you may have,” and when you click, you are taken to the contact tool rather than indicating that it can bring you to the privacy tool.
According to Muhammad Al-Harthy, a digital media and e-marketing specialist, “If you used this tool to survey your data from the application, it remains in the data processor, deductions and communication links, and on the basis of which ads are directed to the user.”
Because this data is his capital for knowledge and earnings, Facebook chose not to publicise the release of his new tool that allows the user to delete his data from the application.
The covert device. Why does Facebook hide this feature from all its users?
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