Facebook goes 支援する to its roots with new feature 'Campus' that lets students connect with classmates …に出席するing the same college

  • Students can create a separate profile with their major, classes and 利益/興味s?
  • Features 含む?real-time 雑談(する) rooms and school-明確な/細部 news 料金d
  • Campus is 利用できる at 30 colleges, 含むing Penn and Brown - but not Harvard

Facebook is getting 支援する to its roots with the 開始する,打ち上げる of Campus, a new section only 利用できる to students.

The 製品 serves as a 献身的な subsection of the Facebook app that 許すs students to create a Campus profile 際立った from their main profile - all?that's needed is a college email and 卒業 date.

Your 指名する, profile photo, cover photo and hometown will be 輸入するd from your Facebook profile, but you can make edits and 追加する 付加 詳細(に述べる)s like major, minor and class 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる).

Once a Campus profile is 始める,決める up, students can discover groups and events unique to their school, and connect with classmates with 類似の 利益/興味s.

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Users need a college email address and a graduation date to join.?Your name, profile photo, cover photo and hometown will be imported from your main Facebook profile, but you can make edits and add additional details like major, minor and class list.

使用者s need a college email 演説(する)/住所 and a 卒業 date to join.?Your 指名する, profile photo, cover photo and hometown will be 輸入するd from your main Facebook profile, but you can make edits and 追加する 付加 詳細(に述べる)s like major, minor and class 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる).

Campus is ーするつもりであるd both to reconnect Facebook with young 使用者s, who have drifted toward TikTok, Instagram and other 壇・綱領・公約s, and to create a 事実上の community for members who may be separated by the pandemic.

'This year, students across the country are 直面するing new challenges as some campuses 転換 to 部分的な/不平等な or 十分な-time remote learning,' wrote Facebook Campus 製品 経営者/支配人 Charmaine Hung in a 地位,任命する 発表するing the 開始する,打ち上げる, 'so it's more important than ever to find a way to stay connected to college life.'

One way students can remain connected is through the campus directory, which 許すs them to find each other by class, major, year and other 部類s.

Other 重要な features 含む real-time 雑談(する) rooms and a school-明確な/細部 news 料金d, where students can get updates from classmates, groups and events.

They can also create 熟考する/考慮する groups, 計画(する) 事実上の concerts or ask for advice, Hung says.

Facebook 開始する,打ち上げるd Campus at 30 US colleges, 含むing Brown, Duke, Georgia 明言する/公表する, Johns Hopkins, University of Pennsylvania, Vassar, and Wesleyan.

Harvard, where Facebook began, is not の中で the first wave of schools to have the new feature.

The company says students' privacy and 安全 is a 優先, and content 株d on Campus - 含むing profiles, events and groups - can only be seen by other Campus members at the same college.?

Facebook launched Campus at 30 US colleges, including Brown, Duke, Georgia State, Johns Hopkins, University of Pennsylvania and Vassar. Harvard, where Facebook started, was not one of the universities included in the initial rollout

Facebook 開始する,打ち上げるd Campus at 30 US colleges, 含むing Brown, Duke, Georgia 明言する/公表する, Johns Hopkins, University of Pennsylvania and Vassar. Harvard, where Facebook started, was not one of the universities 含むd in the 初期の rollout

Campus includes a campus directory that allows students to find each other by class, major, year and other categories. If you block someone on Campus, though, they'll be blocked on Facebook, too

Campus 含むs a campus directory that 許すs students to find each other by class, major, year and other 部類s. If you 封鎖する someone on Campus, though, they'll be 封鎖するd on Facebook, too

Groups and events can either be open, which means anyone in your school's Campus can see them, or they can be 私的な.

If you 封鎖する someone on Facebook, they'll be 封鎖するd on Campus, and 副/悪徳行為 versa.

And anyone who 侵害する/違反するs Facebook's community 基準s won't be able to join Campus.

There are college pages on Campus, 推定では 持続するd by university staff.?

Facebook launched Campus, a new feature only available to college students

Facebook 開始する,打ち上げるd Campus, a new feature only 利用できる to college students

College pages can join and 参加する in groups and events, and can see your profile if you belong to the same group or event.

But によれば Facebook, 'they do not h ave 接近 to 雑談(する)s or the classmates directory.'

Once a student 卒業生(する)s, Facebook will send a notification encouraging them to leave Campus because it won't be as 関連した to them, The 瀬戸際 報告(する)/憶測s.

Facebook began in 2004 as 'TheFacebook,' a social 網状組織ing service for Harvard students developed by 示す Zuckerberg and several classmates.

After 存在 拡大するd to students at Columbia, Stanford, NYU, Yale and MIT, it was 結局 opened up to anyone who could 立証する they were at least 13 years old.

にもかかわらず its origins, Facebook has struggled to keep up with younger demographics.

Men and women 老年の 25 to 34 years are the biggest group of Facebook 使用者s in the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs, によれば Statista, making up a little more than 13 パーセント of the 使用者 base.

によれば a 報告(する)/憶測 by Pew 研究 中心, 51 パーセント of teens said they used Facebook in 2018, 負かす/撃墜する from 71 パーセント in 2013.

FACEBOOK'S PRIVACY DISASTERS

April 2020: Facebook hackers 漏れるd phone numbers and personal data from 553 million 使用者s online.

July 2019: Facebook data スキャンダル: Social 網状組織 is 罰金d $5billion over '不適切な' 株ing of 使用者s' personal (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状)

March 2019: Facebook CEO 示す Zuckerberg 約束d to 再構築する based on six 'privacy-焦点(を合わせる)d' 原則s:

  • 私的な interactions
  • Encryption
  • 減ずるing permanence
  • Safety
  • Interoperability
  • 安全な・保証する data 貯蔵

Zuckerberg 約束d end-to-end encryption for all of its messaging services, which will be 連合させるd in a way that 許すs 使用者s to communicate across WhatsApp, Instagram Direct, and Facebook Messenger.

December 2018: Facebook comes under 解雇する/砲火/射撃 after a bombshell 報告(する)/憶測 discovered the 会社/堅い?許すd over 150 companies, 含むing Netflix, Spotify and Bing, to 接近 前例のない 量s of 使用者 data, such as 私的な messages.

Some of these 'partners' had the ability to read, 令状, and 削除する Facebook 使用者s' 私的な messages and to see all 関係者s on a thread.?

It also 許すd Microsoft's search engine, known as Bing, to see the 指名する of all Facebook 使用者s' friends without their 同意.

アマゾン was 許すd to 得る 使用者s' 指名するs and 接触する (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) through their friends, and Yahoo could 見解(をとる) streams of friends' 地位,任命するs.

September 2018:?Facebook 公表する/暴露するd that it had been 攻撃する,衝突する by its worst ever data 違反, 影響する/感情ing 50 million 使用者s -?含むing those of Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg.

攻撃者s?偉業/利用するd the 場所/位置's '見解(をとる) As' feature, which lets people see what their profiles look like to other 使用者s.??

Facebook (file image) made headlines in March 2018? after the data of 87 million users was improperly accessed by Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy

Facebook (とじ込み/提出する image) made headlines in March 2018? after the data of 87 million 使用者s was improperly 接近d by Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy

The unknown 攻撃者s took advantage of a feature in the code called '接近 記念品s,' to take over people's accounts, 潜在的に giving hackers 接近 to 私的な messages, photos and 地位,任命するs - although Facebook said there was no 証拠 that had been done.?

The hackers also tried to 収穫 people's 私的な (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状), 含むing 指名する, sex and hometown, from Facebook's systems.

Zuckerberg 保証するd 使用者s that passwords and credit card (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) was not 接近d.

As a result of the 違反, the 会社/堅い logged 概略で 90 million people out of their accounts as a 安全 手段.

March 2018: Facebook made headlines after the data of 87 million 使用者s was improperly 接近d by Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy.

The 公表,暴露 has 誘発するd 政府 調査s into the company's privacy practices across the world, and 燃料d a '#deleteFacebook' movement の中で 消費者s.

Communications 会社/堅い Cambridge Analytica had offices in London, New York, Washington, 同様に as Brazil and Malaysia.

The company 誇るs it can 'find your 投票者s and move them to 活動/戦闘' through data-driven (選挙などの)運動をするs and a team that 含むs data scientists and behavioural psychologists.

'Within the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs alone, we have played a pivotal 役割 in winning 大統領の races 同様に as congressional and 明言する/公表する 選挙s,' with data on more than 230 million American 投票者s, Cambridge Analytica (人命などを)奪う,主張するd on its website.

The company 利益(をあげる)d from a feature that meant apps could ask for 許可 to 接近 your own data 同様に as the data of all your Facebook friends.

The data firm suspended its chief executive, Alexander Nix (pictured), after recordings emerged of him making a series of controversial claims, including boasts that Cambridge Analytica had a pivotal role in the election of Donald Trump

The data 会社/堅い 一時停止するd its 長,指導者 (n)役員/(a)執行力のある, Alexander 拒む,否認する (pictured), after recordings 現れるd of him making a 一連の 議論の的になる (人命などを)奪う,主張するs, 含むing 誇るs that Cambridge Analytica had a pivotal 役割 in the 選挙 of Donald Trump

This meant the company was able to 地雷 the (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) of 87 million Facebook 使用者s even though just 270,000 people gave them 許可 to do so.

This was designed to help them create ソフトウェア that can 予報する and 影響(力) 投票者s' choices at the 投票(する) box.

The data 会社/堅い 一時停止するd its 長,指導者 (n)役員/(a)執行力のある, Alexander 拒む,否認する, after recordings 現れるd of him making a 一連の 議論の的になる (人命などを)奪う,主張するs, 含むing 誇るs that Cambridge Analytica had a pivotal 役割 in the 選挙 of Donald Trump.

This (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) is said to have been used to help the Brexit (選挙などの)運動をする in the UK.

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