Last week, Facebook announced it will start tracking our Internet activity to serve us ads -- even when we're not on Facebook. They can even collect data on people who don't have Facebook accounts. This time they've gone too far.
"Private surveillance of my web browsing and app data history by Facebook is a violation of my privacy. I demand that Facebook remove me from their new tracking system and end this practice for all users."
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Last week, Facebook announced it will be using every user's web browsing and app history to show ads to them. Everywhere we go and everything we do on the Internet will be watched by Facebook.
This isn't the first time Facebook has gotten creepy with our privacy. In 2011, the FTC ruled against Facebook for lying to its users' about what data it was sharing.
Facebook has taken online tracking way too far on its users. With the NSA and other government agencies looking at Facebook for your personal data, our privacy is at stake. Tell Facebook to get out of your data. It's personal.
Because of the Snowden documents, we know that Facebook is working closely with government agencies to give far reaching access into our personal lives. Just this week, the European Court began a case against Facebook and NSA spying connections on European citizens. The evidence only continues to grow: Facebook's quest to take over the world is putting everyone in danger.
With Facebook tracking, selling, and sharing your personal information with companies and governments, it's time for the abuse of Internet users to end. That's why we're demanding that Facebook stop tracking our personal data online.
If we can get more and more people to opt out of Facebook, we can put a stop to their reign of surveillance. Please share this page on your Facebook and Twitter to your friends, we need to stop the tracking now!
1.) Washington Post. "Facebook draws fire from privacy advocates over ad changes". 2014. Read More
2.) Federal Trade Commission. "Facebook Settles FTC Charges That It Deceived Consumers By Failing To Keep Privacy Promises". 2011. Read More
3.) Wall Street Journal. "Facebook to Target Ads Based on Web Browsing". 2014. Read More
4.) Mother Jones. "Where Does Facebook Stop and the NSA Begin?". 2013. Read More
5.) Bloomberg Businessweek. "Europe's High Court Will Look at Facebook's Possible Role in NSA Spying". 2014. Read More