Opinion
Topic > cambridge analytica
Facebook drops U.K. appeal against Cambridge Analytica fine, but admits no liability
Judge calls Facebook’s view on user privacy ‘so wrong’ as class-action lawsuit proceeds
Guest
We’re giving away more personal data than ever, despite growing risks
Facebook logged a user into someone else’s account with a recycled phone number
Opinion
Facebook’s 15th birthday is clouded by controversies and concerns
Pew: 74% of users don’t know Facebook records their ad preferences
Analysis
Facebook’s worst self-inflicted wounds of 2018
Facebook lets individual developers back into revised app review
Internal documents imply Facebook ‘whitelisted’ apps for more data access
Facebook schedules F8 2019 for April 30-May 1 in San Jose
Facebook appeals U.K. group’s $644,000 fine over Cambridge Analytica
Mark Zuckerberg rejects request to appear before U.K. and Canada-led committee
Mark Zuckerberg summoned for joint hearing by U.K. and Canadian parliaments
Facebook’s biggest political advertiser is … Facebook
Instagram’s cofounders are leaving Facebook (updated)
Facebook’s bug bounty program will now accept reports about third-party apps
Google becomes the scapegoat as U.S. Senate questions Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey
Opinion
Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey must convince Congress that Silicon Valley is ready for U.S. midterms
Facebook slashes ad targeting options as it faces federal housing discrimination complaint
Fuzzify.me shows how advertisers are targeting you on Facebook
Analytics firm Crimson Hexagon regains Facebook access following scrutiny over government contracts
Coffee Meets Bagel now lets you bypass Facebook by logging in with your phone number
Facebook reportedly in talks with major U.S. banks to offer checking account services on Messenger
Developers report Facebook’s revised app review is slow and confusing
Facebook reports lower-than-expected growth after a quarter of data scandals
Facebook suspends another analytics firm amid investigation into data usage
Congress questions YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter on what it takes to ban an account
How publishers and advertisers can balance privacy and monetization
Facebook facing possible Australian lawsuit over Cambridge Analytica privacy breaches
U.S. agencies widen investigation into what Facebook knew about Cambridge Analytica
Facebook will require advertisers to disclose where they got uploaded customer data come July 2
Mark Zuckerberg dodges question from European Parliament on Facebook ‘shadow profiles’
Mark Zuckerberg will acknowledge Facebook was ‘used for harm’ and apologize at European hearing
News outlets object to how Facebook will label political ads
Zucks’ grand tour of Europe: VivaTech interview, Macron meetup, and private grilling by EU parliament
Mark Zuckerberg will meet with European Parliament members to clarify user data issues
Data collected on 3 million Facebook users of a suspended app may have been exposed
Facebook says it has suspended around 200 apps so far as part of data misuse audit
