FACEBOOK BOMBSHELL: 'We believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped'

Facebook has updated its estimate on the number of users affected by the leak of data to Cambridge Analytica. The new estimate is 74% bigger than the prior one.

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FACEBOOK BOMBSHELL: 'We believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped' Facebook has updated its estimate on the number of users affected by the leak of data to Cambridge Analytica. The new estimate is 74% bigger than the prior one. Read More »

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Facebook drops a bombshell and says most of its 2 billion users may have had their personal data scraped Facebook also says the number of users affected by the leak of data to Cambridge Analytica may have been bigger than previous estimates suggested. Read More »

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