Bumble won't make you log in with Facebook anymore after the Cambridge Analytica scandal

New users won't have to depend on Facebook to swipe on Bumble.

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Bumble won't make you log in with Facebook anymore after the Cambridge Analytica scandal New users won't have to depend on Facebook to swipe on Bumble. Read More »

Facebook could have to pay 'billions' in damages in class action lawsuit over facial recognition The Facebook feature makes it easier to tag friends in pictures. Read More »

Apple is reportedly offering free repairs for some Apple Watch owners — here's what happened, and who is affected Apple has issued a new worldwide policy stating that certain Apple Watch Series 2 devices are eligible for free repair. Read More »

Amazon has more than doubled its lobbying dollars since 2014 Amazon spent nearly $13 million in lobbying costs in 2017 alone. Read More »

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Trust in Facebook has spectacularly nosedived after its enormous data breach Facebook has lost the trust of its users following the Cambridge Analytica, according to a Ponemon Institute study. Read More »

Gaming while black: How racist trolls are still dominating video games Online gaming services are ripe with toxicity and racism. The companies behind those services aren't doing enough to combat it. Read More »

Facebook investors want to seize a golden opportunity to force out Mark Zuckerberg as chairman Facebook investors are now lining up to call for Mark Zuckerberg to relinquish his dual role as chairman and CEO. Read More »

10 things in tech you need to know today Apple warned employees not to leak, Facebook spent $7m on Zuck's security, and Russia banned Telegram. Read More »

Facebook is probably tracking you whether you use it or not — and it doesn't really give you a choice Facebook tracks both non-users and logged-out users when they visit other sites. Non-users can't opt out, but Facebook says it won't target ads at them. Read More »

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