Read the LawNow article, "Social Media Platforms: Should you be worried about your privacy?", published March 1, 2021 and written by Carolina Albuquerque. According to the article, it is TRUE that: Select one: O a. The article does not contain a disclaimer. O b. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada investigated Facebook and made recommendations regarding obtaining meaningful and valid consent from installing users and their friends. O c. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner investigated Facebook, but made no recommendations. O d. The author states that photos posted to social media are not protected by copyright. According to the "Social Media Platforms: Should you be worried about your privacy?" article, the statement that is FALSE is: Select ones O a. The author referred to various social media platforms, but focused primarily on Facebook. b. The Bjornsen v. Sharpe decision was from Alberta. O c. The Bjornsen v. Sharpe case dealt with two publications of artworks on social media without permission. O d. The author suggests that before using any photographs posted on social media, especially for a commercial purpose, consent should be obtained from the owner