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KOMPAS.com - Facebook has started tackling dangerous climate change myths and anti-environment propaganda that circulates among the platform s almost 3 billion monthly users.
In a new trial that was launched in the UK in late February, posts about climate change will now automatically be labelled with an information banner that directs people to accurate climate science data at the company s Climate Science Information Center. We do recognize that we have a bigger role to play when it comes to informing people accurately about climate change,” Alexandru Voica from Facebook s tech communication team told DW.
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Does the WhatsApp controversy affect Indonesian SMEs?: Jakarta Post contributors
The writers say that from the SMEs viewpoint, leaving WhatsApp could affect their businesses through a migration to messaging apps which are not yet equipped with business features.
It is too early to expect that WhatsApp finally shelves its privacy updates plan, but certainly a commitment to protect users personal information, data safety and security is all the public wants, say the writers.
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Dio Herdiawan Tobing and Vicky Nauli Barreto Simanjuntak
PublishedJan 26, 2021, 11:30 am SGT
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The writers say that from the SMEs viewpoint, leaving WhatsApp could affect their businesses through a migration to messaging apps which are not yet equipped with business features.
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): WhatsApp s new privacy policy that no longer allows user to opt out of sharing their data with the parent company Facebook has sparked controversy and a massive migration to rival messaging apps around the world.
According to the new policy, WhatsApp will automatically share user data like phone numbers, address books, pictures and the content of some messages with Facebook, the parent company of WhatsApp. The new policy was to come into effect on Feb 8.