OTTAWA - Facebook has agreed to pay a Can$9 million fine for making false or misleading claims about its privacy settings, Canada's competition watchdog announced Tuesday.
OTTAWA - Facebook has agreed to pay a Can$9 million fine for making false or misleading claims about its privacy settings, Canada's competition watchdog announced Tuesday.
But it allowed their data to be shared with third party developers, the Competition Bureau said in a statement.
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