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Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Facebook can track Internet Browsing Data’s


            Most of internet users are not ready to read the ‘terms and conditions’ before they SignUp any accounts in the internet. Many companies in the internet like social networks, mail service providers are clearly stated that companies are allowed to track any data’s of users they surf in the internet for some reasons, but the users are not taking seriously about the issue and not showing interest on that. This subject made a user to file a case against social networking company, Facebook Inc.

            Facebook is the largest social networking company in the world, which display the ads in their user’s pages. Facebook display the ads on the users page according to the users browsing history, Facebook also tracks the data’s of users browsing history after they logged out from the Facebook page. For these reasons a user has filled a case against Facebook in US District court in San Jose, California.
  
          US District Judge Edward Davila dismissed the case against Facebook, US judge stated that the plaintiffs in the case has failed to display any loss of privacy or that they suffered any economic loss or any harm in the court. Here the plaintiffs claimed that social networking company Facebook violated the law of federal and California privacy and wiretapping by installing cookies on their web browsers that tracked when they visited other websites containing the Facebook like buttons.


For that claim, the US judge said the plaintiffs should have taken steps to keep their web browsing data’s safely and if he failed to keep safe by expose any privacy browsing histories then that would be the plaintiff’s risk. US court judge Davila said that again the plaintiffs cannot bring this case, but he could try to follow an agreement of contract claim again.