Facebook to Remove <br />Religious and Political Views , From User Profiles.<br />Engadget reports that people's <br />Facebook pages are about <br />to change in the next few weeks. .<br />Meta has reportedly confirmed that it will remove addresses, "interested in," political views and religion <br />from Facebook profiles, effective December 1. .<br />Meta has reportedly confirmed that it will remove addresses, "interested in," political views and religion <br />from Facebook profiles, effective December 1. .<br />A spokesperson told TechCrunch <br />that the move is intended to make Facebook, "easier to navigate and use.".<br />Users who have filled out any of <br />these fields will get a notification <br />regarding the upcoming change.<br />Users who have filled out any of <br />these fields will get a notification <br />regarding the upcoming change.<br />According to Engadget, other details that users <br />provide, including contact information <br />and relationship status, will not be affected.<br />According to Engadget, other details that users <br />provide, including contact information <br />and relationship status, will not be affected.<br />Users can still download a copy <br />of their Facebook data <br />prior to December 1. .<br />Engadget reports that the move is likely <br />to have little practical impact on <br />users' experience on the platform. .<br />However, the move may represent <br />shifting attitudes toward , online privacy and security. .<br />Meta has been more focused on <br />privacy and increasing security in recent years.<br />According to Engadget, the change may be <br />a sign that people are becoming less willing <br />to share personal info on social media
