Facebook Cafe: where they will raise and how they work
Zuckerberg is ready to offer you coffee (in London) to talk a little about your privacy. The news couldn’t be more yummy.

Zuckerberg is ready to offer you coffee (in London) to talk a little about your privacy. The news couldn’t be more yummy.
There is nothing better, once you have run into some quarrel or misunderstanding, than to temper your soul and bury the hatchet in front of a steaming coffee. It happens to couples in crisis, it happens to broken friendships, it will also happen between Facebook and its audience. It is not a hoax: between the 28th of August and the 5th of September, in the United Kingdom, you can be invited by his majesty Mark Zuckerberg to drink coffee while the online privacy system employed by the colossal social network will be carefully explained.
The relaxing idea is to make users participate in what happens with their personal data, the way they are used and the preferences that can be adopted to personalize the collection, storage and processing of the same. For this reason - following suspicions of behaviors that are not exactly transparent - Facebook has created meetings with users. It will start in London, August 28th and 29th, at The Attendand bar (located on Great Eastern Street) and Takk (Tariff Street).
The cafe will offer free drinks to anyone who takes part in a privacy checkup.
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