How many apps on Facebook have access to your data?

Facebook is the world's most popular social networking website whose users have more than 2 billion, and during the past years, you certainly have to use it in a way that many apps or services will not be able to access your data

It may be difficult to believe but some services use consumer data for different tasks.

For example, British Daily Guardian and American newspaper New York Times, in the last days, revealed that Cambridge Anatrix with data collected from Donald Trump used millions of Facebook users' data during the 2016 presidential election.

Facebook offers a variety of specifications on this, but have you ever thought that apps have access to your data over the past few years?

If you check, dozens of apps will be linked to your profile that has access to your Facebook data and you wonder when they used them.

Facebook is permitted by users regarding data supply from apps, but most people do not intend to read the terms before using the apps.

On the desktop, you click on Download Aero above to go to Settings and move to the Apps section on the left.

Click the on-line lens icon on the top of the Android, while the IOS is down.

Then go to Settings and get some screenscuts, and then go to Apps Settings.

There you will be able to see how much apps you've been logged on to Facebook, some of which are understandable, but some names will be like that.

All apps have access to user's personal information such as whether married or not, friends list, birthday, or any information you have publicly accessed.

And the effect that you use is also compatible with friends because they also get access to your friends' names or some data.