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SCARS|RSN™ Advocacy: What The FTC Facebook Settlement Means For Consumers

The Next Time Users Visit Facebook, Things Might Not Look Different, But Big Changes Are Brewing Behind The Scenes

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1 SCARS|RSN™ Advocacy: What The FTC Facebook Settlement Means For Consumers
1.1 The Next Time Users Visit Facebook, Things Might Not Look Different, But Big Changes Are Brewing Behind The Scenes
1.2 Here Are Three Things To Know About The FTC’s History-Making Settlement With Facebook:
1.3 FACEBOOK WILL PAY THE LARGEST CIVIL PENALTY BY ANYONE ANYWHERE EVER IN A PRIVACY CASE
1.4 THE SETTLEMENT REQUIRES FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES AT FACEBOOK AND REMOVES CEO MARK ZUCKERBERG AS THE COMPANY’S CONSUMER PRIVACY DECISION-MAKER!
1.5 AS FACEBOOK PUTS ITS NEW PRIVACY PROGRAM IN PLACE, CONSUMERS SHOULD TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT THEIR SETTINGS
1.6 While This Will Not Have Much Impact On Scammers Initially …
1.7 WOULD YOU HELP US HELP SCAM VICTIMS?
1.8 The Latest SCARS|RSN Posts
1.9 SCARS|RSN™ Insight: Victims Are Still Victims
1.10 General Douglas Fraser: Do You Know Him? Another Stolen Face / Stolen Identity
1.11 SCARS|RSN™ Guide: Safe Online Gaming For Families And Individuals
1.12 SCARS|RSN™ Psychology of Scams: How Trauma Can Impact Four Types of Memory [Infographic]
1.13 SCARS|RSN™ Psychology of Scams: Guilt vs. Shame! [Infographic]
1.14 General Wesley K. Clark: Do You Know Him? Another Stolen Face / Stolen Identity
2 MORE INFORMATION
2.1 Tell us about your experiences with Romance Scammers in our « Scams Discussion Forum on Facebook »
2.2 FAQ: How Do You Properly Report Scammers?
2.3 Please be sure to report all scammers « HERE » or on « www.Anyscam.com »
2.4 Legal Notices: 

The FTC’s record-breaking $5 billion settlement requires Facebook to conduct a massive overhaul of its consumer privacy practices. The settlement also makes major changes to Facebook’s operations and CEO Mark Zuckerberg no longer has sole control over privacy.

First, some background. Facebook is a social networking site, but it makes money by serving up targeted ads based on users’ personal information. Ma