“We want to encourage people to manage the apps they use. We already show people what apps their accounts are connected to and control what data they’ve permitted those apps to use through app settings. We are putting a link at the top of people’s News Feeds to make sure that everyone sees it. Furthermore, it’s important for us to tell people if and how their data may have been accessed via This Is Your Digital Life,” he added.Going further, he said that that Facebook is taking numerous measures and one of such is that everyone using Facebook will see an alert leading them to the apps setting where they can review theIt added tahtthose potentially impacted by CA will also see the alert that will take them to see what data might have been shared. apps they’ve allowed access to their data.Facebook also said there will be changes to the way advertisements are managed both on its platform and on Instagram.Vice-President in charge of Ads at Facebook, Rob Goldman and his counterpart for Local & Pages, Alex Himel, said they intend to correct some of their mistakes.“We believe that when you visit a Page or see an ad on Facebook, it should be clear who it’s coming from. We also think it’s important for people to be able to see the other ads a Page is running, even if they’re not directed at you.“That’s why today we’re announcing important changes to the way we manage ads and Pages on Facebook as well as Instagram. These are designed to increase transparency and accountability, as well as prevent election interference”.“That’s why today we’re announcing important changes to the way we manage ads and Pages on Facebook as well as Instagram. These are designed to increase transparency and accountability, as well as prevent election interference”.