A Facebook app developer laid out how the company is massively underplaying the risk of another Cambridge Analytica data scandal

Facebook's historically more relaxed approach to privacy means it will be tough to investigate apps and leaves it vulnerable to further data breaches following

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A Facebook app developer laid out how the company is massively underplaying the risk of another Cambridge Analytica data scandal Facebook's historically more relaxed approach to privacy means it will be tough to investigate apps and leaves it vulnerable to further data breaches following Read More »

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Facebook has suspended 200 apps and investigated thousands of others in case they misused people's data Facebook said it has suspended 200 apps on its service and investigated thousands of others in order to prevent a second Cambridge Analytica data scandal. The c Read More »

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Facebook is investigating another app created by Cambridge University academics after it hoovered up the data of millions of users Facebook is probing the myPersonality app, according to the New Scientist, which collected data from 6 million people, around 40% of whom agreed to share their Read More »

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