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Facebook has changed its security policy after the Cambridge Analyst Kanda Facebook authorities are shouting after Cambridge analytics leaked information. The popular social networking app has taken a number of steps to keep customers' information safe. As a part of his Facebook account, Facebook has stopped the accounts of the users.
Nearly a thousand subscribers of Facebook have stopped busting Facebook authorities Bump Facebook users are shocked by such conclusions. According to a report published in an All-India press, Facebook authorities have blocked Facebook accounts of nearly one thousand Tindour customers.
Tender is actually a dating app. First you have to open an account in this app, then you can add someone who is associated with the profile as a friend. To enter the Tinder app, you have to log in on Facebook by logging in too many times. There are many who also connect to the tether account with the Facebook account. As a result, Facebook's Photo Trainer app can also be shared.
According to an information, Tender is second place in the apps downloaded in India by money in 2017.
In fact, Facebook changed its security policy after the Cambridge Analyst Kanda Facebook's Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroafer said in his blog that Facebook will now look into the details of all the apps. He said the photos, videos, posts, events and groups of different apps will also be verified.