Facebook said to users that how it makes money, removes harmful content, and takes care of users' and their security concerns. After the July update, there are talks of Facebook's work is held with the European Consumer Protection Cooperation Network and inputs from ongoing conversations with regulators, policymakers, and consumer protection experts around the world, the company said. "We include more details on how we make money, including a new introduction explaining that we don't charge you money to use our products because businesses and organizations pay us to show you ads," noted Anna Benckert, Vice President and Associate General Counsel at Facebook.
Facebook said it will check the content the user upload on the app wheter it is own content or fetched from -- like photos and videos -- and they continue to own the intellectual property rights in that content."You grant us permission to do things like a display of that content and that permission ends when the content is deleted from Facebook. This is how many online services work and has always been the case on Facebook," Benckert added.
Facebook is also providing more detail about what happens when people delete content they have shared.
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