Collaborate Disseminate
Mark Zuckerberg announced a new tool that will let Facebook users clear their web browsing history, and opt out of future tracking. Continue reading Facebook Will Let You Stop It From Collecting Your Internet Browsing Habits
Beware lottery scams on Facebook and Instagram Continue reading No, Mark Zuckerberg isn’t messaging you about winning a Facebook lottery
It was easy to forgive the fictional Zuckerberg for being flawed when there were no consequences to his actions beyond a few Harvard kids losing money. Continue reading Mark Zuckerberg Fanfiction Has Not Aged Well
While I wandered through RSA today, a song came to mind. You might recognize it, especially if you wore a lot of black clothes in the 1980s. Its Panic. RSA 2018 is all about panic. Enjoy my new lyrics to this Smiths song. Panic on the streets of … Continue reading RSA 2018 – Panic
Most of us are familiar with the fact that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, is testifying in front of Congress this week regarding Facebook’s mishandling of user data. This hearing is being watched around the globe by corporations, governments, … Continue reading A Nonverbal Analysis of Mark Zuckerberg’s Congress Testimony
Political actors and privacy activists are calling for more regulations on data privacy after Facebook’s data security scandal. Continue reading Calls For Regulation Build After Facebook Privacy Fallout
Facebook had previously spent $200,000 on a group opposing the California Consumer Privacy Act. Continue reading As Mark Zuckerberg Is Grilled in Congress, Facebook Stops Fighting California Privacy Bill
In the wake of Facebook’s privacy debacle, Myspace Tom has emerged as an unlikely hero. But the platform he built and the data you put on Myspace continues to help advertisers target its old users. Continue reading Actually, Myspace Sold Your Data Too
An industry that has spent decades fighting for less privacy oversight suddenly wants to lead the way on new legislation. Continue reading ISPs Use Facebook Scandal to Push For Bad Privacy Laws They Know They’ll Get To Write
“What’s the difference between Facebook and J. Edgar Hoover?” Continue reading Congress chews up Zuckerberg, day two: A far more thorough mastication