Facebook founder and CEO Marc Zuckerberg reverted to the social networking site's old "terms of use" agreement, undoing a legal change that implied the site might own its members' information forever. Facebook recently changed its terms of use, the legal language found at the bottom of many websites, causing an uproar among members who feared losing control of data they posted to the site.
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