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    The document discusses a draft privacy policy section for deleting a Facebook account. The draft states that a user can delete their account, their information may still be viewable by others, and they have 14 days to retrieve their account before it is automatically deleted after 30 days. When comparing to Facebook's actual policy, the main difference is in the account deletion process. The actual policy also surprisingly notes that a user's information will be kept if their account remains active rather than being fully deleted.

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    The document discusses a draft privacy policy section for deleting a Facebook account. The draft states that a user can delete their account, their information may still be viewable by others, and they have 14 days to retrieve their account before it is automatically deleted after 30 days. When comparing to Facebook's actual policy, the main difference is in the account deletion process. The actual policy also surprisingly notes that a user's information will be kept if their account remains active rather than being fully deleted.

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    Tingangao 06 Task Performance 1

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    The document discusses a draft privacy policy section for deleting a Facebook account. The draft states that a user can delete their account, their information may still be viewable by others, and they have 14 days to retrieve their account before it is automatically deleted after 30 days. When comparing to Facebook's actual policy, the main difference is in the account deletion process. The actual policy also surprisingly notes that a user's information will be kept if their account remains active rather than being fully deleted.

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    1. Pick one (1) social media.

    - Facebook
    2. Choose one of the following topics found in typical privacy policy:
    - Users’ ability to close/delete their accounts.
    3. Privacy policy draft section:
    - If you no longer want to use your account, you can delete your account.
    - Please be aware that when you delete your account, your information will remain and can
    view by others.
    - In deleting your account, you can retrieve your account after 14 days, and after 30 days you
    did not retrieve it, your account will automatically be deleted.
    4. Compare the section of your imaginary privacy policy with the respective section of the site’s
    real policy, and consider the following questions:
     How does your policy compare to the real one? Are they any significant differences?
    - There are some of my policies compared to the real one, but it has a different in
    processing of deleting an account.
     What surprises you about the company’s privacy policy?
    - The company’s privacy policy surprised me that if my account is still active and not
    deleted yet, the information related to it will be kept.

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