Face Book offers more power to control users By Darren Waters Technology editor, BBC News website The changes were unveiled by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg Facebook has responded to criticism over the way it handles user data by handing over control to its users. Members of the social network will have comment and voting rights over the firm's future policies regarding how the site is governed. Founder Mark Zuckerberg said the aim was to "open up Facebook so that users can participate meaningfully in our policies and our future". Privacy International's Simon Davies said the move was "unprecedented". "No other company has made such a bold move towards transparency and democratisation," he said. "The devil will be in the detail but, overall, we applaud these positive steps and think they foreshadow the future of web 2.0." Mr Zuckerberg admitted that the recent changes to the website's terms and conditions ...