Articles about Cambridge Analytica

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a complaint against United Kingdom-based consulting firm Cambridge Analytica and Global Science Research in connection with the Facebook data theft case.

In a recent survey conducted by social media platform LocalCircles, it was found that only 18 out of every 100 Indian users surveyed were willing to accept WhatsApp's updated policies and continue using the platform.

Facebook has been ordered to pay $650 million as part of a settlement to Illinois residents for collecting facial recognition data without their consent.

An employee of Facebook approached Delhi Police alleging threat to her life, days after a report in a foreign publication claimed that the social media giant does little to control hate speech by BJP leaders, triggering a political war of words.

Despite FTC's $5 billion fine for privacy violations and a lot of flak from the general public, Facebook's security issues aren't just coming to an end.

Facebook's ad policies have been in question for all the wrong reasons.

Even after a major data breach and Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook's name continues to appear in privacy-related debacles.

In another shocking revelation, Facebook has revealed that dozens of third-party apps and developers may have accessed your data without permission.

Though Instagram hasn't had as many privacy-related debacles as Facebook (its parent company), the photo-sharing giant is leaving no room for error.

WhatsApp offers end-to-end encryption to keep messages secured between the sender and receiver.

Even after scandals like Cambridge Analytica and a massive FTC fine, Facebook's privacy woes aren't coming to a halt.

Facebook's security issues are not really coming to a halt.

From Cambridge Analytica to data leaks, Facebook has committed a plethora of privacy violations over the last two years.

Facebook's recent set of scandals - and its way of handling them - has not just fumed regular users but also triggered a wave of disapproval from the company's shareholders.

If you like spending hours on Facebook, it's not your fault. It's the nature of the platform itself.

Today, WhatsApp dominates as one of the most famous messaging platforms in the world offering audio/video calling capabilities.

After exposing data of millions in the infamous Cambridge Analytica scandal and the September 2018 data breach, Facebook is again facing flak for its data stewardship practices.

Just before general elections, Facebook said on Monday that it has removed 687 pages and accounts linked to individuals related to social media cell of Congress.

Today, WhatsApp dominates as one of the most famous messaging platforms in the world offering audio/video calling capabilities.

Just a day after Mark Zuckerberg's promise of a more private Facebook, security firm Imperva has revealed a vulnerability that marred the platform.

After a flurry of scandals and data leaks, Facebook has been working hard to rebuild user trust across the globe.

The Social Network which released in 2010 explored the story of how Facebook was set up and took a look into the cases, founder Mark Zuckerberg faced, from Eduardo Saverin and the Winklevoss twins.

12 months ago, Facebook made a promise of fixing issues that marred its reputation and affected its community throughout 2017.

2018 is coming to an end, and we must say the year was truly a roller-coaster ride.

Seems like data privacy and Facebook just don't see eye to eye.

Just recently, the New York Times reported that Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg asked his top executives to switch to Android phones.

When it comes Facebook, the news is mostly related to privacy.

Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook's values and its position on data privacy of customers have been questioned repeatedly.

Major shareholders of Facebook believe the tech giant is better off without Mark Zuckerberg as the Chairman and moved a proposal on Wednesday regarding the same.

After failing to protect data of as many as 50 million users, Facebook could face a huge fine from an EU privacy watchdog.

On Friday, millions of user started getting abruptly logged out of Facebook. Some, including myself, even got logged out of Messenger.

Since WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton quit Facebook a year ago and then went on to bite the hand that fed him, tweeting, "It is time. #deletefacebook", many questions had remained unanswered.

Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the co-founders of photo and video sharing network Instagram, have decided to quit.

Just a day after Amazon's Echo product show, reports have surfaced that Facebook is planning to foray into the consumer tech segment with a product called 'Portal'.

The CBI has initiated a preliminary inquiry against Cambridge Analytica and Global Science Research (GSR) for alleged illegal personal data harvesting of Indians from Facebook.

Facebook has asked major US banks to share customer data to allow it to develop new services on the social network's Messenger texting platform.

On the back of scandals and investigations, embattled Facebook Inc.'s shares went into freefall on Wednesday following sluggish sales growth.

Facebook, on the backfoot after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, claims to be actively taking steps to ensure fair elections in Pakistan.

Despite concerns about data privacy over Facebook, the social network's co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has overtaken American business magnate Warren Buffett to become the world's third richest person.

It hasn't even been a month since Facebook revealed a massive privacy bug on its platform, and the world's top social media site is now talking about another.