Facebook last week detailed a since-corrected issue that may have given developers access to user data beyond a previously established 90-day limit, and the social network released updates to its platform terms and developer policies.
Vice president of platform partnerships Konstantinos Papamiltiadis detailed the issue in a blog post last week, reiterating the social network’s 2018 policy change that removes the ability of applications to receive updates to users’ non-public information—such as email addresses, birthdates, languages and gender—if Facebook’s systems did not recognize that those people used the app within the past 90 days.
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