A private campaign, dubbed "Europe vs. Facebook", but overlooks Facebook to see if you're doing the right thing with the data of its users. The main goal of this project is to improve the rules of data privacy on the Internet and distribute them.
Are involved in the campaign so far over 11 thousand participants. They think that Facebook users have to pay 500 euros for the use of their data for marketing purposes.
Max Schrems, a lawyer and activist, said: "We aim to take only a very small, since our main goal is the protection of personal data. However, if thousands of people participate, we can arrive at a figure that could have a serious impact on Facebook. "
The question is open to anyone who lives in Europe. If you want to register, you need to give your personal details like address, phone number and a photocopy of the identity card.
