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11/18/2007

Online Social Networks and E-Commerce
Their Threats to Privacy and a Proposal for a New Blanket Privacy Policy and Accountability Infrastructure for Consumer Online Privacy
Clarence Lee and Shirley Fung

Clarence Lee and Shirley Fung

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Introduction..........................................................................................................................6 Background............................................................................................................................6 Social Networking and Facebook......................................................................................7 Online Merchants and Amazon........................................................................................8 Joint Services and Advantages for Marketers..................................................................9 Privacy Protection on Data Collected by Amazon and Facebook......................................10 Data Collected by Facebook ...........................................................................................10
Profile.......................................................................................................................................................10 Social Networks.......................................................................................................................................13 News Feeds..............................................................................................................................................14 Photos.......................................................................................................................................................15 Events.......................................................................................................................................................16
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