This document provides guidance on legal and policy issues to consider when developing and marketing apps on Facebook. It outlines things developers should and should not do related to content and functionality, privacy, marketing, and ongoing compliance. Facebook reserves the right to change its platform guidelines with continued use constituting acceptance of changes. Developers are given notice of changes and opportunities for feedback depending on the size of their app user base.

1. Facebook Developer Garage Protecting Your Apps: Getting the Legals Right Andy Moseby Partner Tel: +44 (0) 20 7710 1650 [email_address]

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3. Stuff you should know about Stuff you know you shouldn’t be doing Stuff you should be doing when you develop your app Stuff you should (and shouldn’t) be doing when marketing / promoting your app Stuff you should be aware of as it may affect you later

4. Obvious Fails Selling code / APIs Porn / illegal activity / gambling / firearms / hate speech / defamatory material Viruses / malware Letting an ad network have your secret key

5. Content and Functionality Rights infringement Information to be provided to users Information collection Facebook’s Feature and Functionality Terms

6. Content and Functionality Responses to user actions Alcohol Advertising File sharing Review trading

7. Business Strategies

8. Business Strategies

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10. Business Strategies Privacy Policy (which you abide by) Customer Support Notice and Takedown Policy Ongoing compliance (audit policies) Your own Ts & Cs

11. PR & Marketing Facebook approval Facebook Press Release Language Developing your own brand

12. Facebook’s key rights Right to change Platform Guidelines without notice (continued use = acceptance) Right to change Rights and Responsibilities Developers – 3 days’ notice of changes 7,000 users to comment to be given alternatives / 30% of active registered users to agree

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