Facebook really doesn’t want you to read these emails – TechCrunch
Oh hey y’all, it’s Friday! It’s August! Which means it’s a great day for Facebook to drop a little news…
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Facebook denies making contradictory claims on Cambridge Analytica and other ‘sketchy’ apps – TechCrunch
Facebook has denied contradicting itself in evidence to the UK parliament and a US public prosecutor. Last month the Department…
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Facebook must change and policymakers must act on data, warns UK watchdog – TechCrunch
The UK’s data watchdog has warned that Facebook must overhaul its privacy-hostile business model or risk burning user trust for…
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Cambridge Analytica’s Nix said it licensed ‘millions of data points’ from Acxiom, Experian, Infogroup to target US voters – TechCrunch
The repeat grilling by the U.K. parliament’s DCMS committee today of Alexander Nix, the former CEO of the now ex company…
