Your Privacy May Be Compromised By Facebook & Google

 Society & Social Networking
ANH Editorial

Recent happenings in the world of social network especially facebook should give users concerns. Facebook has been condemned by technical writers who believe that the giant cooperation  puts profits ahead of users' private security.

You may have received e-mails from people you don't know asking to be your friend. Someone may even link you with a group or groups without your consent. 

African News Hungary has gathered that Facebook might be sending emails to our readers asking them to check its pictures. No, at no time did ANH ever send such mails. Although we are on Facebook, we do not send mails through Facebook. Sometimes we do post some articles to our Facebook wall though. 

What African News Hungary does however, is sending its Newsletter to readers occasionally. In view of this development, we suggest that readers or Facebook users be cautious in their approach. Facebook may be good but nowadays it is turning to something else...read more

Another social connector, Google has admitted it accidentally copy passwords and e-mails from households across Britain when collecting images for its website. Although the giant corporate has since apologised, the question remains whether users have privacy anymore. 

ANH says be street smart when using these social connectors who are aggressive for profits.