Facebook data leak & strict rules make Playboy magazine decide to delete account

Controversy caused by data leak up still leaves panic world. Because the social network was used to tap, steal, and use data of its users for illegal purposes. Moreover, these data were sold for Donald Trump's political campaign.

The people of USA and other western countries immediately reacted to this Facebook data leak scandal. Unbelief of the guarantee of private data culminated. Many facebook users who decide to leave this social media platform.

Although facebook is currently the largest technology company, netizen's anger is unstoppable. Evidenced by the outbreak of the campaign #DeleteFacebook and followed the decline in stock Facebook in 10 days.

Mark Zuckerberg himself has expressed his regret in person. But until now there is no official statement by facebook dilevel company.

There are many netizens who feel uneasy about this scandal. They also remove facebooknya in order to maintain their digital privacy. This trend was followed by celebrity Elon Musk, who removed Tesla's business account on facebook.

It was also followed by an international Playboy magazine who deleted their accounts Wednesday (28/03). Cooper Hefner Playboy's son, alm Hugh Hefner, resolved this because of the uneasy rules of facebook and the safety of his data.

Cooper Hefner gave a statement about deleting the Playboy Facebook 2018 account Twitter.com/cooperhefner

"Facebook's content rules are in fact contradictory to our corporate rules, and we have been trying to voice our aspirations to this platform, to be more sexually expressive." Considering the latest facebook scandal in the US presidential election, this shows our concern for the safety and privacy of service user data We have more than 25 million Playboy fans on facebook.This makes us sure time to leave this social media, "wrote Cooper Hefner.

Keep in mind, Mark Zuckerberg not only has Facebook. His technology company also includes WhatsApp and Instagram. Although currently the data is targeted from American users and surrounding areas, it is not impossible that our privacy will be threatened.

For companies that have survived since 2007 like facebook, can not keep the user data is very fatal. It is not impossible that our current digital activity is also being studied 'eyes' invisible. KLovers can not surrender data safety to digital service providers.

Even Mark Zuckerberg and his wife did not upload much privacy into their social media accounts. Apparently they understand very well the importance of protecting personal data. Maybe we should do the same. It is not impossible that our data owned by other parties misused. As a result it could endanger our own.