Facebook has started dribbling out the latest changes to its everchanging privacy settings, CNET reports.
New privacy notifications and menus now greet members as they log into the social network, according to The Next Web. Facebook users in New Zealand seem to be the first on the list to have received these updates already. Based on screenshots published by TNW, members receive a new message alerting them to the changes and explaining how they can block specific users from viewing their information…
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