I became aware of this just today, but it seems that Facebook has changed its terms of use, effective this month, to one that grants it rights to our uploaded content—seemingly perpetually!
Check this out: Facebook Privacy Change Sparks Federal Complaint
Seems that the new Terms of Use, effective this month, grants Facebook an “irrevocable, perpetual” license to use your “name, likeness, and image” in essentially any way, including within promotions or external advertising”—even AFTER we cancel our accounts and delete our stuff!
What do you think?
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by Paul Copan
by Richard J. Foster
by John Piper
(2007), the story of William Wilberforce and his fight against the slave trade
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A classic—still blows your mind after all these years! "The Matrix is all around you!"
? Another classic mind-expander. "More human than human is our motto."
—or Singaporeana—or Philippiniana—how the people who decide the fates of thousands are not necessarily the ones whose names are in the headlines.
