Facebook is in legal trouble over privacy issues, for the umpteenth time. Australia’s privacy watchdog is dragging Facebook to court over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which
A new trove of over 100,000 documents related to the defunct Cambridge Analytica has started to leak online via the Twitter handle @HindsightFiles. According to
In December 2018, the career website Glassdoor released its annual list of the best places to work. On the list, Facebook ranked in seventh place
The UK Parliament has taken an unusually aggressive step to seize internal documents related to Facebook’s privacy policies and data harvesting decisions as a part
The original tutorial continues from here: Sometimes you want to get out of the Facebook world. Most of the people know about deactivating their Facebook.
Facebook is once again under the fire since Cambridge Analytica scandal. It allegedly allowed a Russian internet conglomerate to access user data by granting it
If you calculate Facebook’s estimated revenue for a period of just 7 minutes, it’ll turn out to be around $665,000. When you compare it to the fine
Update: In an official blog post, Facebook has denied the allegations made by New York Times saying that it “disagree(s) with the issues they’ve raised about these APIs.”
The members of the EU Parliament who represent over 500 million Europeans had limited time to ask Facebook CEO whatever they could. He was present
Over a month ago, Mark Zuckerberg had promised to look into data abusing apps like Cambridge Analytica’s, and the results of the ongoing investigations are
