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→Access your information
== Access your information ==
== Access your information ==
* "[https://www.facebook.com/off_facebook_activity Off-Site Activity]" (click on the icons to get a full list)
* go to "Settings > Your Facebook Information > 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"''':
* explore a bit, in particular '''from "Settings > Your Facebook Information > Access Your Information"''':
***** 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 '''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?
***** 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 ==
== 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.
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.
== 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?