Facebook will hold an all-hands meeting later today to discuss privacy, CNET News reports. The company has been under scrutiny since launching its instant personalization platform last month, facing calls from U.S. senators, European data protection authorities, advocacy groups and users. In a New York Times Q&A this week, the company's vice president for public policy answered readers' questions related to opt in versus opt out, account deletion and the company's long-term plans for monetization.
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