Though Facebook still stands firm on its policy, the social network is allowing users to provide greater context for their name choice.
Facebook has responded to a letter signed by a the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Human Rights Watch, and ACLU of California, requesting that it change its controversial "real name policy," which requires that people use their legal name on Facebook. The groups argue that the policy is culturally biased against people who are transgender, have safety concerns about using their real names, or have legal names that don't meet Facebook's standard of "real names."
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