Social Share Privacy

No information is sent to Facebook, Twitter or Google+ without your consent

We protect your privacy

No information is sent to Facebook, Twitter or Google+ whitout your consent.

The situation

While visiting a web site containing social share button, information about you and your visit to the website is send to the respectives social netwoks companies wihtout any notice.

An example for Facebook

"Since then the feature has aroused scrutiny over privacy concerns because the social plug-ins allow Facebook to track visitors to participating sites across the web, even if those visitors do not click the Like button,[3][4] are logged out of Facebook, or are not Facebook users at all.[5] The Like button is implemented similarly to an advertising network, and as more sites participate, gives Facebook a vast amount of information about who visits which sites, and when. When loading a web page which has the Like button enabled, the user's browser connects to Facebook's servers, which record the URL being visited, and the visitor's IP address and Facebook ID (if logged in). In June 2010 Facebook said it anonymizes this information after three months, and does not sell or otherwise share that information. The ACLU of Northern California cautioned website operators to be careful about installing Like buttons because "they're potentially telling Facebook about everyone who visits their web site, every time that person visits their web site."[4]"

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Like_button)

The 2 clicks solution

We are using the solution proposed by Heise.de. When you visit www.justresizeit.com, the social share buttons are disabled.

No information is sent to Facebook, Twitter or Google+ whitout your consent.

You can simply activate the button you want. Then you can recommend our product.

Only then, the usual information are sent, like on every other website containing social share button.

See original article here, in German, http://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/2-Klicks-fuer-mehr-Datenschutz-1333879.html