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Facebook continues to limit access to user data for third-party apps

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In the wake of all the trouble from Cambridge Analyticas access and misuse of data, Facebook continues to update its policies around third-party access to user data. At the beginning of April, Instagram announced that it would be limiting third-party apps ability to pull data from the photo-sharing companys API. Now, parent company Facebook has released more product and policy changes of its own to protect the privacy of its users (and totally save face). The changes include provis……
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