Collaborate Disseminate
The company allegedly tried to hide away new policy changes that would collect Android app users’ call and message logs. Continue reading Facebook Defends Data Policies On Heels of Incriminating Internal Docs
Facebook’s VP of product management was able to discuss more specifics about how the breach itself occurred. Continue reading Facebook Offers Details on ‘View As’ Breach, Revises Numbers
The move comes a month before the November midterm elections – and at a time when all eyes are on Facebook to see how it protects against disinformation. Continue reading Facebook Bans More Than 800 Accounts in Disinformation Purge
Hackers exploited a flaw in Facebook’s code impacting its “View As” feature. Continue reading Facebook Data Breach Impacts Almost 50 Million Accounts
They also appear to be more privacy-wary, with 64% changing their settings, comparing to just a third of older users. Continue reading Younger Facebook users 4 times more likely to delete app, study shows
After all the noise and headache, Facebook is finally (about to be) fined – in the U.K at least, where the company has to pay £500,000 ($664,000). The decision comes after the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) conclude… Continue reading Facebook Gets First Fine of £500,000 as It Failed to Be Transparent
Following the latest Facebook privacy data scandal, it has been revealed that the company gave extended access to user data to 61 companies, including Mail.Ru. This is one of the biggest online services in the world used by many Russian-speaking…Read… Continue reading Facebook Gave Mail.Ru Extended Access to User Data
Facebook has been fined £500,000 ($664,000) in the U.K. after the country’s data protection watchdog concluded that its data-sharing scandal broke the law, making it as the social network’s first fine over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Yes, £500,00… Continue reading Facebook Faces £500,000 Fine in U.K. Over Cambridge Analytica Leak
A massive breach has impacted up to 21 million users’ personal data and their social media “access tokens.” Continue reading Timehop Breach Impacts Personal Data of 21 Million Users
It’s fixed now, thankfully: be it airheads who post baloney or stalkers, all blocked users deserve to STAY blocked. Continue reading Facebook accidentally unblocks people