On August 29, Facebook and Instagram’s parent corporation Meta announced that users will now be able to publish digital collections and Non-Fungible Tokens, or NFTs, on both sites simply by linking their digital wallets to each site. internet, as reported by Cointelegrah.
While some digital asset lovers may have seen Meta’s revelation as a victory for widespread adoption, not all members of Crypto Twitter were overjoyed by the information.
Cointelegraph noted that users who are skeptical about the security and privacy of data released when digital wallets are linked to these social media sites have voiced their concerns on social media.
In the announcement, Meta stated that users “can use our tools to keep their accounts private and report digital collections that violate our community guidelines” as part of maintaining the safety and enjoyment of the services. her. To protect the information related to its users’ digital wallets, Meta has not disclosed any specific strategy yet.
(With insight from Cointelegraph)
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