After six privacy groups raised concerns about proposed revisions to Facebook’s privacy policy, the world’s largest social network said it would hold off on implementing the controversial changes until next week.
“We are taking the time to ensure that people’s comments are reviewed and taken into consideration to determine whether further updates are necessary and we expect to finalize the process in the coming week,” a Facebook spokesperson told The Huffington Post by email.
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