Cambridge Analytica Data Scandal
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Facebook Suspends US-Based Analytics Firm Over Data Concerns
After the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, Facebook has now suspended Boston-based data analytics company Crimson Hexagon over concerns that it harvested users' data.
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Facebook Clarifies How It Collects Data Even When You're Logged Out
Facebook, embattled in a scandal over the mishandling of user data, confirmed Monday that it also collected information from people beyond their social network use.
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"Give Me Another Chance," Says Mark Zuckerberg On Leading Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg today sought another chance for himself to lead the social media giant after acknowledging mistakes that were committed by his company which shared information of its users with a third-party.
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9 Important Changes Facebook Is Making To Restrict Data Access
Hit by a massive data breach scandal, Facebook on Wednesday announced changes to help users better protect their data. Facebook's chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer said the implementation of new privacy tools for users of the huge social network. In a statement, Mr Schroepfer outlined the changes that Facebook was making to raise the privacy...
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Facebook Needs ''A Few Years'' To Fix Problems, Says Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook will likely need "a few years" to fix the problems uncovered by the revelations on the hijacking of private user data, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview released Monday.
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Twitter To Publish Official Information Linked To Mexico Vote
Social media network Twitter has signed an agreement with Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) to distribute official information during the lead-up to July's general elections.
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Vivo V9 India Launch, Redmi 5 Goes on Sale, OnePlus 6 Leaks, Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Scandal, and More News This Week
Vivo V9 price in India confirmed, Redmi 5 goes on sale for the first time, OnePlus 6 leaks in the news again, Oppo F7 set to launch, and the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Facebook Apology Does Little To Satisfy US Lawmakers, Wall Street
Facebook Inc came under further pressure from lawmakers, investors, advertisers and users on Thursday, the day after Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg admitted the social media network made mistakes in letting 50 million users' data get into the hands of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
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'Whistleblower' Reveals Cambridge Analytica's India Link
Avneesh Rai, the co-founder of Cambridge Analytica's Indian counterpart told NDTV that Alexander Nix, the disgraced CEO of the UK-based data gathering firm may have plotted to defeat the Congress party ahead of India's 2014 parliamentary elections.
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Facebook Suspends US-Based Analytics Firm Over Data Concerns
After the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, Facebook has now suspended Boston-based data analytics company Crimson Hexagon over concerns that it harvested users' data.
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Facebook Clarifies How It Collects Data Even When You're Logged Out
Facebook, embattled in a scandal over the mishandling of user data, confirmed Monday that it also collected information from people beyond their social network use.
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"Give Me Another Chance," Says Mark Zuckerberg On Leading Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg today sought another chance for himself to lead the social media giant after acknowledging mistakes that were committed by his company which shared information of its users with a third-party.
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9 Important Changes Facebook Is Making To Restrict Data Access
Hit by a massive data breach scandal, Facebook on Wednesday announced changes to help users better protect their data. Facebook's chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer said the implementation of new privacy tools for users of the huge social network. In a statement, Mr Schroepfer outlined the changes that Facebook was making to raise the privacy...
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Facebook Needs ''A Few Years'' To Fix Problems, Says Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook will likely need "a few years" to fix the problems uncovered by the revelations on the hijacking of private user data, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview released Monday.
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Twitter To Publish Official Information Linked To Mexico Vote
Social media network Twitter has signed an agreement with Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) to distribute official information during the lead-up to July's general elections.
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Vivo V9 India Launch, Redmi 5 Goes on Sale, OnePlus 6 Leaks, Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Scandal, and More News This Week
Vivo V9 price in India confirmed, Redmi 5 goes on sale for the first time, OnePlus 6 leaks in the news again, Oppo F7 set to launch, and the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Facebook Apology Does Little To Satisfy US Lawmakers, Wall Street
Facebook Inc came under further pressure from lawmakers, investors, advertisers and users on Thursday, the day after Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg admitted the social media network made mistakes in letting 50 million users' data get into the hands of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
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'Whistleblower' Reveals Cambridge Analytica's India Link
Avneesh Rai, the co-founder of Cambridge Analytica's Indian counterpart told NDTV that Alexander Nix, the disgraced CEO of the UK-based data gathering firm may have plotted to defeat the Congress party ahead of India's 2014 parliamentary elections.
