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The govement wants to get more and more information out of Facebook, but they don't want you to know about it.
The social network's latest Global Govement Requests Report, released today, has documented a 13 percent rise in govement requests for Facebook user data in the second half of 2015. In total, govements asked for Facebook user data a total of 46,763 times.
The report also shed light on govement gag orders, with Facebook revealing 60 percent of requests from US authorities came with a "non-disclosure order" prohibiting Facebook from notifying the user in question.
Facebook also receives requests to block material for violating local laws in a particular country. One photo related to the November 2015 Paris terror attacks was subject to more than 32,000 block requests from the French govement.
Facebook said it doesn't provide "back doors or direct access to people's data," emphasising that it scrutinises every request. Now you can scrutinise those requests using Facebook's interactive map, which tracks requests region by region.
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