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Facebook has changed its terms of service to ensure it can use more user data, including that which has already been deleted.
Facebook has changed its terms of service to ensure it can use more user data, including that which has already been deleted.
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- by jfinn1319 February 17, 2009 5:32 PM PST
- So does this mean that anything I've written and posted as a note is now the property of Facebook? What does that do to my rights to distribute through commercial publishers?
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