Belgian Police Say Facebook Reactions Could Be Dangerous
They issued a public warning about the new feature's security
Belgium’s federal police issued a public warning on Wednesday afternoon: Facebook’s reactions—the emoticons of laughter, amazement, anger, sadness and love that have joined the old “thumbs-up”—are actually there to erode your privacy.
Facebook has already had difficulties in Belgium, with privacy authorities there having forced it to stop tracking non-users with its browser cookies. But this is a new one.
Explaining that Facebook’s users are the product, the Belgian police wrote that the new reaction symbols help the social network to evaluate the effectiveness of its advertising.
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