Exploration/Facebook - Revision history

Podehaye: /* Access your information */

2020-01-28T21:37:33Z

Access your information

Podehaye: Podehaye moved page Exploration Facebook to Exploration/Facebook

2020-01-15T10:54:55Z

Podehaye moved page Exploration Facebook to Exploration/Facebook

Podehaye: /* Exercise suggestion */

2020-01-15T10:43:51Z

Exercise suggestion

Podehaye at 10:43, 15 January 2020

2020-01-15T10:43:11Z

Podehaye: /* Download your information */

2020-01-15T10:41:05Z

Download your information

Podehaye: /* Download your information */

2020-01-15T10:40:11Z

Download your information

Podehaye: Created page with "We want to explore what data Facebook has about us. * go to Facebook on your laptop * go to your "Settings" (little arrow in top right pointing down, then "Settings") == Acc..."

2020-01-15T10:38:02Z

Created page with "We want to explore what data Facebook has about us. * go to Facebook on your laptop * go to your "Settings" (little arrow in top right pointing down, then "Settings") == Acc..."

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We want to explore what data Facebook has about us.

* go to Facebook on your laptop
* go to your "Settings" (little arrow in top right pointing down, then "Settings")

== Access your information ==
* go to "Settings > Your Facebook Information > Access Your Information"
* explore a bit, in particular '''from "Settings > Your Facebook Information > Access Your Information"''':
** in the first section, '''Your Information''':
*** '''" [https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=applications&apps_only Apps and Websites > Apps and Websites]" (and related tabs)''': these are all the sites where you have logged in over time using Facebook
*** '''" [https://www.facebook.com/location_history/view/ Location > Location History]"''': why would Facebook trace this? what can be done with it? to help you? to help Facebook? is it a good thing? a bad thing? what helps us decide?
** in the second section, '''Information About You''':
*** in the subsection '''About You''':
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/paulolivier.dehaye/allactivity?category_key=videowatch&privacy_source=access_hub&entry_point=ayi_hub Videos You've Watched]"'''
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/mobile/facebook/contacts/ Your Address Books]"''' why plural? how will that impact the privacy of others? do you think you are in someone else's list of contacts, as known by Facebook?
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=facerec Face Recognition]"''' what data do they possibly have there?
*** in the subsection '''Search History''':
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/paulolivier.dehaye/allactivity?category_key=search&privacy_source=access_hub&entry_point=ayi_hub Your Search History]"''' and '''"[https://www.facebook.com/paulolivier.dehaye/allactivity?category_key=video_search&privacy_source=access_hub&entry_point=ayi_hub Videos You Have Searched For]"''' how private is this information?
*** in the subsection '''Security and Login Information''':
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/paulolivier.dehaye/allactivity?category_key=activesessions&privacy_source=access_hub&entry_point=ayi_hub Where You Are Logged In]"''': pay attention to the duration of your logins. The whole time you are logged in, you are subject to Facebook's Terms of Service. Do you know what they say?
*** in the subsection '''Ads''':
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=information_about_you&section_id=interests#interests Ads Interests]"''' these are things you have actively provided, mostly
**** '''"[https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=information_about_you&section_id=interacted#interacted Advertisers Who Uploaded a Contact List With Your Information]"'''
***** in tab '''Who uploaded a list with your info and advertised to it''', you can find a list of different advertisers ''who advertised to you''. Many more have presumably uploaded information about you, but you don't know and Facebook won't tell. See [https://medium.com/personaldata-io/facebook-forced-to-disclose-more-information-about-its-ad-targeting-7e6c0127722 here] for a history of how Facebook was forced to disclose some of the information here.
***** in tab '''Who have uploaded and shared a list with your info''', you can find a list of all the brokers who have passed on advertising list to others. For each, if you click '''View Details > Advertisers using lists with your info''', you can see how many end users of this list there were.
***** in tab '''More > Whose websites or apps you may have used''', you will find a list of websites and apps who have tracked you. How?
== Download your information ==
https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=information_about_you&section_id=interests#interests
* use the tool to download some of your information
* explore this in raw format so you can make sense of it independently of Facebook's interface
* what format does it use? what size does it have?

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	== Exercise suggestion ==		== Exercise suggestion ==
−	Let's do a comparative study of our privacy settings. How do we design it? What ~~do we care about~~?	+	Let's do a comparative study of our privacy settings.
		+	* What do we care about?
		+	* How do we design it?
		+	* What's a metric for each characteristic?

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	We want to explore what data Facebook has about us.		We want to explore what data Facebook has about us.
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		+	It is highly suggested to do this in '''two phases: one simply observes what Facebook claims to know. The second step, a week later, makes changes. This allows some time period with more intense reflection on the use of those tools, while better knowing how you are tracked'''. Does simply knowing more influence your behavior?

	* go to Facebook on your laptop		* go to Facebook on your laptop

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	** what size does each part have?		** what size does each part have?
	** is it exactly the same? (for instance, for face recognition?)		** is it exactly the same? (for instance, for face recognition?)
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		+	== Exercise suggestion ==
		+	Let's do a comparative study of our privacy settings. How do we design it? What do we care about?

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 == Access your information ==
 * go to "Settings > Your Facebook Information > Access Your Information"
 * explore a bit, in particular '''from "Settings > Your Facebook Information > Access Your Information"''':
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 ***** in tab '''Who have uploaded and shared a list with your info''', you can find a list of all the brokers who have passed on advertising list to others. For each, if you click '''View Details > Advertisers using lists with your info''', you can see how many end users of this list there were.
 ***** in tab '''More > Whose websites or apps you may have used''', you will find a list of websites and apps who have tracked you. How?
 == Download your information ==
 At '''"Settings > Your Facebook Information > Download Your Information"''' you can download some of the information you can otherwise access visually via the "Access Your Information" page.

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 ***** in tab '''More > Whose websites or apps you may have used''', you will find a list of websites and apps who have tracked you. How?
 == Download your information ==
-https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/?entry_product=information_about_you&section_id=interests#interests
+At '''"Settings > Your Facebook Information > Download Your Information"''' you can download some of the information you can otherwise access visually via the "Access Your Information" page.
 * use the tool to download some of your information
 * explore this in raw format so you can make sense of it independently of Facebook's interface
-* what format does it use? what size does it have?
+* ask yourself a few questions: