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Facebook's data-use policy says the company can deploy user information for "internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement".
The answers, respectively, are yes and no because corporations don't do ethics and Facebook's T&Cs require users to accept that their data may be used for "data analysis, testing, research".
Facebook's 'Data Use Policy' — part of the Terms Of Service that every user signs up to when creating an account — reserves the right for Facebook to use information "for internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement".
Since May 2012, the site's small print has included a lil section that explicitly gives Facebook permission to use your personal information for "internal operations," including "data analysis," "testing" and "research". Prior to that (i.e., when this study actually took place), Facebook's terms of service didn't explicitly include the word research.
The rest relied on data analysis, testing, and collaborative discussion.
3.5 – Your data may be used "internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement".
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But it's hard to see, frankly, why that would make any difference, since it did include the line about data analysis and testing.
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