Facebook’s decision to update the privacy policy and terms and conditions on its recently acquired Moves app is not egregious, despite concerns to the contrary, according to the company.In a Guardian story published Wednesday, a Facebook spokesman said the social network modified Moves’ terms and conditions so its team could work on, and improve, the program. That followed outcry from users who noticed that the changes allowed certain data from Moves to be shared with Facebook. In the minds of critics, that violated a commitment made by the Moves team saying it would not “commingle data” with the social network.
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