Facebook accused of acting like 'digital gangsters' in a devastating report by lawmakers

View online           Tech Insider           Facebook accused of acting like 'digital gangsters' in a devastating report by lawmakers   British lawmakers said Facebook deliberately flouted privacy and competition rules.   READ MORE           10 things in tech you need to know today   Another Cambridge Analytica employee was reportedly subpoenaed by the Mueller probe, and a parliamentary report called Facebook 'digital gangsters.'   READ MORE           UK reportedly concludes it can mitigate risks associated with the use of Huawei equipment in 5G networks   Huawei and its Chinese counterpart ZTE have been accused by the United States of working at the behest of the Chinese government.   READ MORE             Australia's major political parties have been hacked months out from a federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison reveals   Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said IT networks of the major political parties were compromised by a "sophisticated state actor."   READ MORE           Facebook reportedly demonstrated 'informal interest' in buying the company that made HQ Trivia but backed off after reports of 'creepy' behavior from its late co-founder   Facebook at one point demonstrated "informal interest" in buying Intermedia Labs, The Wall Street Journal reports.   READ MORE           This enterprise software startup has VCs literally knocking on its doors to invest, but for now, it's not interested   The founder of Notion says he's not anti-VC, he just doesn't see the need for it at his startup right now.   READ MORE           'Alita: Battle Angel' wins the Presidents' Day weekend box office, but it's a long way from profitability   Fox's $170 million movie produced by James Cameron needs to do well globally to make a profit.   READ MORE           A fire broke out at Tesla's Fremont factory, but was quickly contained with no one injured   "There's no threat to the public at this time," Fremont Deputy Fire Chief Amiel Thurston said.   READ MORE           Apple's latest iPhone update makes it much easier to manage app subscriptions — here's how   You'll no longer have to dig through the Settings menu to manage app subscriptions from your iPhone.   READ MORE           Two words in Facebook's latest regulatory filing shows how worried the company is about what it's doing to people   For the first time ever, Facebook has acknowledged that concerns about users well-being could hurt its business.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006