Facebook Partners With States to Promote Teen Privacy

Facebook and privacy sometimes seems like an oxymoron — words or ideas that contradict one other. Users complain about Facebook's privacy settings being too difficult to understand and properly implement.

Now, Facebook and the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) want to change that through a consumer education program.

They're partnering on a program "designed to provide teens and their parents with tools and tips to manage their privacy and visibility" on Facebook and online.

NAAG President and Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler kicked off the campaign during a "Privacy in the Digital Age" summit Monday morning. Read more...