At the F7 conference, the company announced some new enhancements to its app permissions and login system to make the privacy of Facebook users’ personal information more secure. As a result, users can adjust the data access range of the application before signing up and logging in to the Facebook app. In other words, you can decide in advance which information the Facebook app will use.

In addition, if these features are turned on, you will also be allowed to post on your behalf through the Facebook app Will be needed. So signing in to the app will automatically reduce the risk of filling the timeline with one post after another.

With that Anonymous login Through the feature, Facebook took user privacy one step further. Using anonymous login, you can sign in to the app anonymously with the app developer. However, Facebook will have this information and in a few steps you can move from anonymous to normal mode. Since some developers may omit some features for anonymous login, which is normal FacebookThe ID will be open for signed-in users – that’s why Facebook is keeping the door open for normal mode.

Facebook will launch these new features in the next few months. These are currently being tested with a certain number of developers. However, other developers around the world will be able to try these in the next few weeks, the company said.