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those terms give facebook the right to track your online activity, even if you are not actively browsing facebookfacebook can let third parties access it in order to sell ads and services. nate: consumers will have the right to ask for copies of anything, either messages sent to them or by them. >> that is bloomberg tech editor nate lanxon. nate: up to entire archives of all the content that they have generated on the service. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees and that hold data on european citizens will have to get unambiguous consent from users to collect their data, instead of just ok inside fine print. it will also make it much easier to revoke consent that users had previously given. for consumers who do opt in, they have a right to know what is being done with their data, and instead of being charged to obtain it, can request a free copy. nate: companies like google and facebook have been making data available for download and deletion upon request for quite some time. >> consumers also have the right to be forgotten, which lets citizens request that organizations delete

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there's a clear history, deleting your browsing history from facebook. >> you can use the tool to see the websites you've been directed to, clear the information from your account and turn it off having this information stored with your account going forward. >> that is a major new feature and announced the launch of a dating feature, video calls on instagram, and a stand alone virtual reality headset. even as congress demands answers from facebook, developers are looking for new features and products from the company. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has that story from san jose, matt? >> reporter: the controversies have not stopped people from attended fa. it's a packed house in san jose as people want to know what's next for facebook. facebook wants to make friends at its annual fa developer conference in san jose. >> get excited, people. high five, buddy. chus bump, chus buest pumbump. >> reporter: the ceo faced tough questions at a congressional hearing in april over the cambridge analytica scandal, and tech analysts say developers have tough questions for facebook. >> some of the

trust is by introducing a feature that will allow individuals to clear their browsing history but if it sounds like facebook buy to get less involved in its users lives think again the company's planning to introduce a dating service for its two hundred million single users so it says it's intended for long term relationships not just hook ups after all for a company whose survival depends on people's continued willingness to share their data commitment is key and ships are not now if we want to eat fresh fish straight out of the sea in the future something's going to have to change experts say three quarters of fish stocks in the water is a big overfished in that spot strict you quotas which are great for fish sufficient . it's nearly six in the morning and the sun is rising over the western baltic sea fisherman on to this look and his colleagues have been on the water for three hours they barely notice the sky instead they're busy heaving nets full of herring up on board it's back breaking work because main fishing ground is the bay of graphs the herring return here in the spring to spawn. here again as w

. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg told app developers the social network is focused on improving security in the whack of a privacy scandal. he says use rs will soon be abl to delete browsing history. zuckerberg revealed. facebook is getting into the dating game with a match making feature. >>> federal authorities today issued warnings to companies that sell vaping products, like liquid nicotine in packaging that may appeal to children. some products resemble children's candies and cookies. health experts say kids could be poisoned by mistakenly drinking the liquids. >>> president trump pratzed the heroism of the southwest airlines crew and some passenger whose were aboard flight 1380. the president exchanged high fives with captain tammy joe schultz during a visit to the oval office. mr. trump said schultz did an incredible job, landing the aircraft an engine exploded sending fuselage into the cabin and killing a passenger. >> some time the hardest word to say is good-bye. >> this portion is sponsored by lilly diabetes. >>> it is hard to walk away from a job you love which explains why an officer had a heavy heart as he signed off for the final time. chip reid has the the

facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg told app developers today the social network is focused on improving security in the wake of a privacy scandal. he says users will soon be able to delete their browsingtory. zuckerberg also revealed facebook is getting into the dating game with a matchmaking rs wure. the owner of a wildlife park in south africa is lucky to be alive tonight after being attacked by a lion. the ordeal was captured on camera. a warning-- the video is graphic. here's debora patta. >> reporter: shamba was marakele aimal sanctuary's star attraction. usually up close and personal with the tourists in the park safari vehicle. a saturday, he was lured away from the gate to his enclosure by a staff member. the distraction aims to help park owner, 72-year-old mike hodge, open the gate to exit the park. asscribed as a routine precaution, on that day, it was anything but. suddenly, hodge frantically runs tck to the vehicle as shamba gives chase. >> hey! hey! or reporter: but the lion drunces and drags him into the bushes. shocked and terrified tourists rereamed for help, as the male lion mauls hodge. t! shamba! shoot! >> reporter: shots ring out. at the end of the ordeal, shamba w

users have remained. 64% of facebook users browse once a day, 4% use it once a week and only 2% are active% of users say they do not log in to facebook at all. >>> this week, democrats in the senate plan to push back against the fcc's new net neutrality rules. the lawmakers will file a discharge petition on wednesday to force a vote on a bill that would nullify the fcc's decision to remove the rules. . >>> all right, nestle and starbucks are teaming up to create a global coffee alliance and oil prices have reached their highest point in three years. >> joining us with details is kcbs' financial reporter jason brooks. >> a big deal between nestle and starbucks. necessary lay paying starbucks over $7 million for the right to sell starbucks in shops that are nonstarbucks location. that money will be used to buy back stock and would also give it a massive global distribution market through necessary necessary -- through nestle. it will also pay royalties to starbucks beyond that 7 bill. >>> oil prices are at their highest level since 2017. big reason for that, the u.s. could likely pull out of

paid to promote essay—writing websites to students and facebook says it's developing a new privacy control, allowing users to delete their browsingonths since the group known as islamic state was defeated in its stronghold of mosul, and it's still not clear how many iraqi civilians died in the battle. the range of estimates is huge — from at least a thousand, to more than 10,000. and reports suggest many were killed in coalition airstrikes. so far, only the us and australia have accepted any responsibility for civilian deaths, the official line from britain's ministry of defence is that officials have seen no evidence. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale reports from mosul. this is the graveyard of the group called islamic state. it is also the tomb of an unknown number of civilians. the old city of mosul, where the extremists made their last stand. defeated with the help of unrelenting coalition air strikes. making their way through the shattered shell of the city, a team of iraqi volunteers, trying to clear up the chaos. this was home to tens of thousands of people, trapped in the fighting. nine months on, it is still a t

introduced some new features including one that will let users clear their browsing history and another called watch party. and facebooks getting into the dating game. >> this has been an intense year. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg wasted no time addressing the l elephant in this giant room. >> what happened with cambridge analytica was a major breach of trust. it took data people shared with them and stole it. so we need to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: but now. >> we're reopening app reviews so you can all keep moving forward. >> reporter: with some changes. >> some of our developers have to go through an extra level of scrutiny to ensure they're actually using the data in the right way. >> reporter: it's part of a mounting number of issues for facebook. for nearly 20 minutes zuckerberg addressed all of them conceding facebook wasn't ready for the 2016 election. >> we said we would never be unprepared for this again. >> reporter: all this talk about trust is at a time when people needed to hear. and he used congress to introduce watch party and -- >> we are announcing a new set of features coming s

and also using hidden facebook trackers installed by the owners of many websites, facebook and follow you as you browseress alike. clear your history is misleading, all they are doing is disconnecting the history, the browsing history, from the profile, from the account. the data will still exist and the information that you give to website one, two and three will still exist and be stored in the facebook databases but it will not be linked to you directly but it will be linked to some other identifier and possibly alongside that other identifier will be kept other data about you. and while facebook might not be so lacking in privacy, maybe they could be luckier in love. we are announcing a new set of features coming soon around dating. cheering and applause. now, this is going to be for building real long—term relationships, all right? notjust hookups. he promised to bare these privacy issues in mind with the new service but would you like the idea of facebook getting even more intimate with you? a few yea rs even more intimate with you? a few years back, wearables became the buzzword. but this set, t

web browser you already have a simple way to clear your cookies and browsing history so we're building a version of this for facebook to the recall in clear history it will enable you to see the information we receive from websites and apps when you use them in to clear this information from your account then turn off the ability to store it associated with your account going forward now when you clear your cookies in your web browser that can make your browsing experience worse you have to sign back into every web site. you know clearing your history on facebook may make parts of your experience worse too but this is an example of the kind of control that we think that people should have and something that privacy advocates and regulators especially here in europe have long called for now let's turn to elections in the next eighteen months there are important elections globally including many here in europe as well as for the european parliament the united states brazil india and indonesia in two thousand and sixteen we were too slow to identify russian interference on facebook in the u.s. presidential election at

and also using hidden facebook trackers installed by the owners of many websites, facebook can follow you as you browseacy advocates and congress alike. "clear your history" is bit misleading. all they are doing is actually disconnecting the history, the browsing history, from the profile, from the account itself. the data will still exist. the information that you went to website one, then website two, then website three will still exist and will still be stored in facebook‘s data bases. the only thing is that it will not be linked to you directly but it will be linked to some other identifier and possibly alongside that other identifier will be kept other data about you. and while facebook might not be so lucky in privacy, maybe they could be luckier in love? we are announcing a new set of features coming soon around dating! cheering and applause. now, this is gonna be — this is gonna be for building real long—term relationships, all right? notjust hook—ups. zuckerberg promised to bear these privacy issues in mind with the new service but would you like the idea of facebook getting even more intimate

the chief executive of facebook, mark zuckerberg, says the company is working on a new privacy control that will allow users to delete their browsingistory. he also revealed plans to launch a dating service on the social network. now on bbc news: today in parliament. hello and welcome to tuesday in parliament. coming up: the government changes its mind and will compel overseas territories to reveal the true owners of companies based there. we will accordingly respect the will of the house, and will not vote against new clause six. a senior barristerfears for the system for disclosing evidence in trials. we consider that the situation is not remedied as getting very close to cracking. and, just what was the shadow business minister doing? he's doing it again, mr speaker! his mother would be horrified! the government has said it won't oppose a move to force british overseas territories to have greater financial transparency in tax affairs, so averting a potential defeat in the commons. the measure would require tax havens like the cayman islands and the british virgin islands to introduce a register revealing the beneficial owners of

facebook. it is a simple control where you can clear your browsing history, what you click on and we are goingstory. but for all the apologies and promises to do better, the mission to ta ke promises to do better, the mission to take facebook into ever more areas of lives continues. a new dating service was announced with plenty of privacy baked in, of course. he had to audiences, the 5000 developers in the hall worried about their businesses and the 2 billion or so facebook users around the world worried about their privacy. let's see what the developers thought. the audience is a little less well attended this year. the applause was pretty tepid. i think people are expecting more from facebook and there. the whole world is watching and is curious as to what he had to say, a lot of it is pr but at the same time try to motivate developers. and developers haveissues motivate developers. and developers have issues because he causes some things but it is better for the world at —— world. things but it is better for the world at -- world. but the senior tea m world at -- world. but the senior team

facebook is to allow users to delete their browsing history. mark announced the new feature on my post on his account, saying the measure will allow users to see information of the apps and websites they have used and to clear that data from their account. the announcement comes as the company holds its annual developers conference with zuckerberg announced that facebook will also roll out an online data -- dating set of features on the site. the social media platform is under intense pressure to be more transparent after it emerged cambridge analytica had access to data of millions of users without their consent. brent: facebook friends. helena: some people are saying isn't that what facebook was used for anyway. brent: i thought that was tinder was now, the competition. tonight the international atomic energy agency says there is no credible evidence to suggest that iran is currently working to gain nuclear weapons, or that it has had any such program in recent years. this, after israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu unveiled documents y

facebook around the world. in addition to gdpr, we're also working to give people important new controls. in our web browser, you already have a simple way to clear your cookies and browsing history. so we're building a version of this for facebook too, that we're calling clear history. it will enable you to see the information we receive from websites and apps when you use them, and to clear this information from your account and turn off the ability to store it with your account going forward. now, when you clear your cookies and your web browser, that can make your browsing experience worse. you may have to sign back into every website that you use, and clearing your history on facebook may make parts of your experience worse, too. this is an example of the kind of control we think people should have. and something that privacy advocates and regulators, especially here in europe, have long called for. now let's turn to elections. the next 18 months, there are important elections globally, including many here in europe, as well as for the european parliament, the united states, brazil, india, and indonesia. in 2016, we were too slow to identify russian interference on f

facebook. it's a simple control where you can clear your browsing history, what you've clicked on, the websitession to take facebook into ever more areas of people's lives continues. a new dating service was announced, with plenty of privacy baked in, of course. mark zuckerberg had two audiences — the 5,000 developers in the hall worried about their businesses, and the two billion or so facebook users around the world worried about their privacy. let's see what the developers thought. the audience is a little less well attended this year. the applause was pretty tepid. uh, i think people are expecting more, frankly, from facebook than this. the whole world is watching and is really curious as to what he had to say, so i think a lot of it was very pr but at the same time trying to motivate developers. i know developers have some issues because he closes some things but i guess it's better for the world, since for that i was pleased. but facebook‘s senior team know there is more to be done to rebuild trust. that is the number one thing is important to this company, making sure that the people we

browsing history. it comes after the data of millions of facebook users were improperly accessed by a political consultancyge analytica was a major breach of trust. an app developer took data and sold it. we need to make sure that this never happens again. we are taking a number of steps here. first, as you all know, we are restricting the data developers will be able to request from you. second, we need to make sure we find any bad apps out there. we are in the process of investigating every single app that had access to a large amount of information before 2014. if we find anything suspicious will bring in independent auditors to do will bring in independent auditors todoa will bring in independent auditors to do a full audit and we will ban that developer and tell anyone that was affected. i asked jules polonetsky, ceo of the future of privacy forum, in washington, if he was happy with the steps facebook is taking to protect users‘ privacy. i think they have gotten the message. the beating they gotjust recently in front of us congress, the intense criticism they are continuing to get in the weekly grill

well facebook is to allow users to didn't eat their browsing history see your mug zack about going out the new feature in a post on his account saying that the measure will allow users to see information about the apps and web sites they've been used and to claim that data from their account announcement comes as it comes as the company holds its annual developers conference was up about announced that facebook would also rollout an online dating set of features on the sites your social media platform is under intense pressure to keep its users and become more transparent offering to match the consultants the three cambridge analytical access the data of millions of uses without the consent things. some people are saying was and that was a face that was being use whatever that was what tender was used for now as the competition to fill in the thank you very much. was about the international atomic energy agency says that there is no credible evidence to suggest that iran is currently working to gain nuclear weapons or that it's had any such program in recent years now this after israel

facebook. it's a simple control where you can clear your browsing history, what you've clicked, the websites youare going to call it clear history. but for all the apologies and promises to do better, the mission to take facebook into ever more areas of lives continues. a new dating service was announced with plenty of privacy baked in, of course. mark zuckerberg had two audiences, the 5000 developers in the hall worried about their businesses and the 2 billion or so facebook users around the world worried about their privacy. let's see what the developers thought. the audience is a little less well attended this year. the applause was pretty tepid. uh, i think people are expecting more, frankly, from facebook than this. the whole world is watching and is curious as to what he had to say, so i think a lot of it was very pr but at the same time trying to motivate developers. these events used to be all about the onward march of technology, now in less innocent times, facebook is having to prove that it is making our lives better, not worse. bbc news, san jose. thousands of liverpool fans are trav

intense pressure of how it handles uses data facebook's coming up with ways to keep people logging on now it says it will allow users to delete them browsing history and it's come up with online dating features as well c.e.o. mark zuckerberg made the announcement of the company's annual developers conference . of rockstar is welcome for a c.e.o. whose last major public appearance involved testifying before congress. it's only six weeks into the march the political consulting firm cambridge on unless you can access the data of up to eighty seven million facebook users without their consent and what happened with cambridge on america was a major breach of trust that developer took data that people shared with them and solar. so we need to make sure this never happens again one way the coburg is hoping to win back trust is by introducing a feature that will allow individuals to clear their pricing history but if it sounds like facebook buy to get less involved in its users lives think again we're known for the company's planning to introduce a dating service for its two hundred million single users. says it's intended for long term relationsh

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facebook is to allow users to delete browsing history see about announce the new feature in a post on his account say that the measure will allow users to see information that the websites have about them the information about the apps they've used and to claim that data from their account when it comes is the company holder's annual developers conference was up of again else that facebook will also roll out an on line dating feature on the site now the social media platform is under intense pressure to keep its uses and become more transparent ofter it emerged that consultancy group cambridge analytic ahead of access the data of millions of users without their consent when she's done was back over so late an hour netanyahu claims about iran's nuclear capabilities are being put to the test thank you so much a lot of the international atomic energy agency says there's no credible evidence to suggest that iran is currently working to gain nuclear weapons or that it's had any such program in recent years all this after israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu unveiled documents yesterd

he also announced how facebook is working to ensure better privacy and a new future that allows them to clear their browsinga rapper had an idea for cutting gun violence, replacing handguns with something left violent, but in some major cities, it hasn't gone plas planned. adriana dias has more. >> reporter: cities plagued by shootings are now battling a new type of gun violence. police are calling it paintball wars. in the last week, there have been more than 200 paintball shootings reported in atlanta, detroit, greensboro, north carolina, and milwaukee, where there have been 65 incidents in the last four days. sergeant melissa franckowiak. >> it started in atlanta. it was rapper who had started putting things on youtube and instagram. >> reporter: that rapper calls himself 21 ravage. he reportedly started a movement called "guns down, paint balls up" in an effort to curb gun violence. >> it's turned into groups shooting at citizens. it's an idea that may have backfired. >> he was very sweet. >> reporter: last month ta regy diggs was sleeping in the back seat of his mother's car when he was fatally shot by

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