New privacy audit shows Facebook warming up to watchdogs

September 21, 2012 Posted in Firm News

Sept. 21, 2012 - Law 360 - The Irish data protection commissioner revealed in a follow-up audit Friday that Facebook Inc. had agreed to delete facial recognition features and related user data in the European Union by Oct. 15, a concession that experts say demonstrates the newly public company's increased willingness to work with regulators instead of pushing its own information collection agenda.

Luis Salazar discusses how Facebook's reaction demonstrates how it has "matured" as a now-publicly traded company.

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