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Facebook to toughen privacy rules after Canadian investigation
LONDON - In a move to avoid legal action by the Canadian government, Facebook is making considerable changes to its privacy policy, including introducing a stricter permissions model which will limit the amount of personal data third-party applications can automatically access.
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