Facebook Launches Tool to Review, Disassociate 3rd-Party Tracking
Some Facebook users will soon be able to review their external browsing data and disassociate that history from their accounts, the company announced Tuesday. Originally pitched as a tool for clearing browsing history, the Off-Facebook Activity tool will first be…
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available to users in Ireland, South Korea and Spain. No timeline was offered for Americans. Users will be able to track what data third-party websites share with Facebook and opt out of activity tracking, but the data won’t be deleted.