The Guardian and The New York Times reported on Saturday that Cambridge Analytica had accessed data from 50 million Facebook users during the 2016 US presidential campaign without their permission.

Cambridge Analytica, it turns out, was able to collect Facebook data for more than 50 million Americans through an app, and then used that data to help Republican candidates, first Ted Cruz and ...

While data can help advertisers — or anyone really — better understand the world, the scandal around Facebook and Cambridge Analytica stems from not being transparent about what exactly is ...

Data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica is accused of obtaining personal information ... Criticism of Zuckerberg’s reluctance to speak in the wake of the scandal that broke over the weekend had begun to ...

Did Cambridge Analytica steal your Facebook data? You'll finally be getting an answer to the question that's been at the forefront of your mind since we first caught wind of the scandal in which ...

Facebook hasn't been totally upfront about its close ties with a major player in the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Aleksandr Kogan is the data scientist who created a quiz app which harvested ...

Advocacy group Fair Vote is assembling a class action suit against Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Fair Vote has 84 claimants so far, but 1.1 million British citizens were ...

Facebook was also issued a £500,000 penalty in the UK, where the scandal was examined by the nation's data protection authority following a raid on Cambridge Analytica's premises. The now-defunct ...

LONDON: Five years after the Cambridge Analytica scandal involving Facebook ... towards consumers securing the right to own their data. The consulting firm Cambridge Analytica illegally used ...

Facebook and Cambridge Analytica are the villains in this real-life horror story, but what does Netflix’s The Great Hack get right and wrong about the data hacking scandal? Thankfully ...