Cambridge Analytica Data Scandal

• Facebook Should Get ‘Sweeping Changes’ in FTC Case, Senators Say

  Senators also pushed for long-term limits on Facebook’s collection and use of personal information.

• Facebook's Zuckerberg Preaches Privacy, But Evidence Is Elusive

  Facebook’s business was built on harvesting detailed user data to show people precisely targeted ads.

• Facebook’s Future Is Private Groups, for Better and Worse

  Relatively intimate groups are helping draw people back to the site—and facilitating scams and propaganda.

• Facebook Knew Russia Was Harvesting Data in 2014, U.K. Lawmaker Says

  Previously, Facebook has said it was unaware of this sort of Russian activity on the social network until after the 2016 election.

• Billionaire Tech Investor Says Facebook Crisis Is ‘Bump in the Road’

  Milner, is general partner of DST Global, an early backer of Facebook and Twitter Inc.

• Facebook Apologizes For Showing Parenting Ads To Bereaved Mother

  Facebook said it had discovered a bug in Hide Ad Topics feature that England-Kerr had tried to use.

• What Facebook Sees in a Defeated British Politician

  Hiring Nick Clegg is easy. Changing the social network’s behavior will be far harder.

• Facebook Judge Poised To Block Media Access To Internal Records

  A California state judge tentatively ruled against public release of a trove of company records.

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  Facebook Insiders Sold $3.9 Billion of Shares Since Scandal

  Facebook CEO Zuckerberg led the pack of sellers accounting for 85 percent of the total sale

• Seven Months of Wall Street Love Goes Poof for Facebook at Open

  Seven Months of Wall Street Love Goes Poof for Facebook at Open

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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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  Data Breach: India Refuses To Share Facebook’s Response On Cambridge Analytica

  With 5.62 lakh Indians’ data breached, the government refuses to share Facebook’s response owing to confidentiality.

• Facebook Says EU Data Unlikely Shared With Cambridge Analytica

  Facebook said private data about its European users may not have fallen into the hands of Cambridge Analytica.

• Facebook's a Lot More `Pessimistic' Since Data Scandal, CTO Says

  Facebook has developed ‘pessimistic view’ of all the bad things that can happen since data scandal. 

• Facebook Suspends 200 Apps in Cambridge Analytica Fallout

  Facebook suspends 200 apps after the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.