Meta will sell your data to third parties, and if you’re in Europe, that data will also be in the US. And Musk… well, it’s Musk, so no further comments.
Meta won’t really sell your data to 3Ps. Giving up 1P data is such a bad business model.
They will sell their targeting audiences created using your data to advertisers.
If you are thinking about Cambridge Analytica, they shared the data with an Academic under the agreement to be used in academic research only. It’s still wrong, because you can provide a cleaned, privacy-safe® version, but the assholes just shared it.
The main problem with Meta is that they are super aggressive in collecting any and all data about you and then link it to you. That’s why DMA is super important.
Isn’t it the case that by EU law, European citizen’s data can’t unknowingly be shared with foreign countries? I remember that Google analytics can’t be usedi n the EU because of that.
Thanks to GDPR, data from EU citizens can’t go to third countries, unless there is an agreement between such countries, and even in that case, the data has to be minimal and essential (no health data, no race data, no political data, and so on).
But meta doesn’t care, it does whatever the hell it wants to do.
Meta will sell your data to third parties, and if you’re in Europe, that data will also be in the US. And Musk… well, it’s Musk, so no further comments.
Meta won’t really sell your data to 3Ps. Giving up 1P data is such a bad business model.
They will sell their targeting audiences created using your data to advertisers.
If you are thinking about Cambridge Analytica, they shared the data with an Academic under the agreement to be used in academic research only. It’s still wrong, because you can provide a cleaned, privacy-safe® version, but the assholes just shared it.
The main problem with Meta is that they are super aggressive in collecting any and all data about you and then link it to you. That’s why DMA is super important.
Isn’t it the case that by EU law, European citizen’s data can’t unknowingly be shared with foreign countries? I remember that Google analytics can’t be usedi n the EU because of that.
Thanks to GDPR, data from EU citizens can’t go to third countries, unless there is an agreement between such countries, and even in that case, the data has to be minimal and essential (no health data, no race data, no political data, and so on).
But meta doesn’t care, it does whatever the hell it wants to do.