The Nameless Coalition, a new organization comprising groups like Human Rights Watch and the American Civil Liberties Union, wrote a letter to Facebook articulating their displeasure with its policies regarding real names, The Verge reports. “Users who opt to send Facebook their identification information are told that their information is secure but are given no information about how Facebook treats their data,” the coalition stated. "While we know not everyone likes this approach, our policy against fake names helps make Facebook a safer place by enabling us to detect accounts created for malicious purposes," Facebook said. The coalition has requested a response to its letter by October 31.
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