Social networks should simplify their terms and conditions, to ensure
that their users fully understand how their personal data will be
collected and used, MPs have concluded.
A report by the Commons science and technology committee calls for
the British government to work with the Information Commissioner’s
Office (ICO) on new guidelines for how social media companies should
explain their data collection policies to uses.
The MPs criticised the “opaque, literary style” of many social
networks’ terms and conditions documents, suggesting that they “are
drafted for use in American court rooms” rather than for non-lawyers to
understand, and thus give their informed consent to however that company
plans to use their personal data.
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