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The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Facebook gave its partners access to more personal information of its users than the company had previously disclosed, including friends’ lists, contact information and the contents of users’ private messages. In another report on Wednesday, BuzzFeed News reported that Facebook was collecting sensitive user data from Facebook-compatible third-party apps, even if users said they did not want that information collected.
But media buyers who help their clients spend their ad dollars on the social media platform said that business-wise, the news was no big deal.
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