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Privacy Protests Cause Instagram to Rethink Changes

Posted on December 19, 2012 by pogowasright.org

Michael Mimoso reports:

Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom responded to a firestorm of protests from users of the photo-sharing social network’s proposed terms of service changes that could impact the privacy of its users.

Systrom blamed confusing legal jargon for the misunderstanding and said Instagram would not be selling users’ photos once the terms go into effect Jan. 16.

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