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Apple Restoring Facebook’s Developer Certificate After Ban Over Privacy Abuse
Facebook says Apple is restoring its access to a key development tool that the iPhone maker disabled Wednesday.
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Facebook to Shut Down Research App After Outcry Over Paying Teens to Harvest Data From Their Phones
Facebook is said to be been paying teens and adults up to $20 a month to install an application that tracks their phone and Web activities.
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Facebook Paid Teenagers $20 Per Month To Access Their Data: Report
Facebook has been secretly paying people to install a "Facebook Research" Virtual Private Network (VPN) that lets the company access user's data.
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India Researchers Get Rs 4.84 Crore In Bug Bounty: Facebook
Facebook today said it has paid Rs 4.84 crore to researchers in India as part of its bug bounty programme, the most paid till date by the world's largest social networking platform.
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Social networking may promote alcohol use
Researchers talked with groups of people aged between 18 and 25 years about different aspects of their online behaviour, drinking experiences and exposure to celebrities drinking via pop culture websites.
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Apple Restoring Facebook’s Developer Certificate After Ban Over Privacy Abuse
Facebook says Apple is restoring its access to a key development tool that the iPhone maker disabled Wednesday.
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Facebook to Shut Down Research App After Outcry Over Paying Teens to Harvest Data From Their Phones
Facebook is said to be been paying teens and adults up to $20 a month to install an application that tracks their phone and Web activities.
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Facebook Paid Teenagers $20 Per Month To Access Their Data: Report
Facebook has been secretly paying people to install a "Facebook Research" Virtual Private Network (VPN) that lets the company access user's data.
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India Researchers Get Rs 4.84 Crore In Bug Bounty: Facebook
Facebook today said it has paid Rs 4.84 crore to researchers in India as part of its bug bounty programme, the most paid till date by the world's largest social networking platform.
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Social networking may promote alcohol use
Researchers talked with groups of people aged between 18 and 25 years about different aspects of their online behaviour, drinking experiences and exposure to celebrities drinking via pop culture websites.
