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Cambridge Analytica was allowed to pull that profile data. Facebook only changed its policy in early 2015 ... any outrage and trepidation over the privacy and manipulation of your thoughts ...

This article argues that Cambridge Analytica was developed and operated with the primary objective of pushing far-right nationalist leaders who promoted neoliberal policies in favor of economic elites ...

That’s because regulators can’t ignore the massive user privacy ... allowed Cambridge Analytica, a shady political strategy company, to get its hands user data in violation of its policies.

Kaiser, a former Cambridge Analytica staffer-turned-whistleblower, who testified in a 2018 British parliamentary inquiry into fake news and misinformation, said digital literacy has improved since ...

We also showed how the NSSF teamed up with the controversial political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica ... that was not compliant with their privacy policies at or prior to the time of ...

Last week, Facebook firmly bolted the gate after the departing horses and told the world that it was suspending Cambridge Analytica and ... violating Facebook’s policies. Kogan calls Facebook ...

Fake news, censorship, and now invasion of privacy. Facebook is currently ... testified before the US Congress about the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data breach, in which the data of 87 million ...

Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a lot of explaining to do in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal ... users quite rightly value their privacy and want to have control over ...

Lawyers claim victory in 'largest settlement ever of a privacy class action in the ... a class-action lawsuit brought after the Cambridge Analytica scandal for $725 million. Facebook was accused ...