Sentences with phrase «analytica scandal»

We all know from the Cambridge Analytica scandal that sparked the most recent Facebook crisis that there were some serious side effects to that strategy.

For example the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal has made people more aware of how their data is being used,» Dr Bogusz says.

Corporation suggests changes are response to Cambridge Analytica scandal, with EU set to toughen data protection rules in May

If this policy was in place before, it would not have changed anything with regards to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which involves permissions in prior versions of Facebook's API that gave a shady app the ability to collect extensive data on up to 50 million users without their consent.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal is shining a bright light on the ethics of how Facebook makes money.

Facebook's data access changes are a response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which revealed that a data firm had collected data from 87 million Facebook users without their consent.

Now as Facebook encounters increased scrutiny regarding how it treats users» data in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the retractions could become a bigger issue.

The company's security chief, Bryce Case, told Axios that he felt Grindr was being «unfairly... singled out» in light of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal and said that the company's practices didn't deviate from the industry norm.

Facebook is having a bad time after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and concerns over data privacy have entered public consciousness...

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has taken out a full page ad in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and six UK papers today to apologize Cambridge Analytica scandal, according to CNN's Brian Stelter.

«I started Facebook, and at the end of the day I'm responsible for what happens on our platform» Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted after days of the public and government officials waiting for him to speak up about the Cambridge Analytica scandal since it broke Friday.

The beleaguered CEO has been addressing concerns about privacy on the social network since news of the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in recent weeks — but it seems like we may not yet have heard about all of Facebook's questionable actions, and Zuckerberg has an uphill task ahead of him in regaining people's trust.

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook has announced further limits it'll be placing on apps that gain access to your account.

One developer told me they'd been inundated with requests from users to delete their data acquired through Facebook and add other login options, saying that the Cambridge Analytica scandal «really hurt consumer trust for all apps... even the good guys.»

It will also warn users if they were one of the 87 million people impacted by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

The feature comes at a time when Facebook is especially sensitive about appearing respectful of your data, following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Pressure has been mounting on Facebook and its leadership to make big privacy changes in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal — in which it lost control over extensive data on what it now says are 87 million users — and after weeks of hedging and minor tweaks around the margins, the company has begun to make other...

But it is also coming ahead of GDPR regulations and the ePrivacy Directive both coming into effect in Europe, which were already leading to the company making changes to its privacy policies, even before the Cambridge Analytica scandal even came to light.

Both the US and UK interest in Facebook's treatment of data was spurred by the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which former research director Christopher Wylie exposed Cambridge Analytica's efforts to harvest personal data from as many as 50 million Facebook users.

Could this be just the beginning of a much bigger Cambridge Analytica scandal for Facebook?

Reacting to the Cambridge Analytica scandal last month, Andrea Jelinek, chair of the European Union's influential data protection body, the Article 29 Working Party — which is made up of reps of all the national DPAs — said the group would be supporting the ICO's investigation.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal is a huge deal, of that there is no question.

Facebook is currently being sued and investigated on a number of fronts following the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal and data harvesting claims.

Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, users have flocked to their Facebook privacy settings to sever their connection to third - party apps that they no longer wanted to have access to their data.

The slight chill is just one more way that the Cambridge Analytica scandal is shifting Facebook's relationship to the advertisers at the core of the company's business model.

She also said she would be writing to Facebook seeking answers about the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Mark Zuckerberg, who has been in FEMA - caliber damage control mode since the reveal of the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke...

As Facebook continues to deal with the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the company has decided to postpone the unveiling of its new AI - powered smart speaker at the upcoming F8 developer conference in May.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal emerged into the public eye earlier this month, when a whistleblower from data firm Cambridge Analytica revealed to The Guardian and the New York Times how the company harvested data from Facebook to fuel its political operations.

Facebook will send out notifications on Monday to users that were identified as having their data possibly implicated in the Cambridge Analytica scandal or if a user's data was misused by companies that acquired it.

Like every other scandal that has popped up over the years surrounding Facebook and its propensity to play fast and loose with users» private data, the Cambridge Analytica scandal will soon be forgotten.

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Canada's federal government has come under increased criticism for the fact that Canadian political parties are not subject to existing privacy legislation.

Given the very timeliness of the topic (after all, the Cambridge Analytica scandal was disclosed by a whistleblower), and the relative paucity of legal research in the area, this report is particularly important.

-- The burgeoning Cambridge Analytica scandal may reach Gov. Scott Walker (R - WI) and his unsuccessful presidential bid.

Facebook said Monday morning it had suspended roughly 200 apps amid an ongoing investigation prompted by the Cambridge Analytica scandal into whether services on the site had improperly used or collected users» personal data.

In light of the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal, the Article 29 WP has announced that it fully supports investigations by national DPAs concerning the collection and use of personal data through our omnipresent use of social media, declaring that it will create a Social Media Working Group to work on the matter.

In response to public outcry regarding the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook posted information on users» news feeds notifying users of whether their personal data was accessed.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal, Lord Clement - Jones said, reinforced the committee's findings, released on Monday in the report «AI in the UK: ready, willing and able?»

Source: Cambridge Analytica scandal «highlights need for AI regulation» Technology The Guardian

The House of Lords report (Cambridge Analytica scandal «highlights need for AI regulation», theguardian.com, 16 March) outlining the UK's potential to be a global leader in artificial intelligence — and its calls for governmental support of businesses in the field and education to equip people to work alongside AI in the jobs of the future — should be welcomed for two reasons.

ABC News argues that the Cambridge Analytica scandal is not a data breach — it is merely Facebook following their business model.

Some Members of U.K.'s House of Lords Argue that Cambridge Analytica scandal «highlights need for AI regulation»

As we are all more than aware, the news has been awash with the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal in recent weeks.

While the issue of data privacy (or the lack thereof) is nothing new, the Cambridge Analytica scandal comes at a time when new European Data Protection laws (GDPR) are soon to come into effect and companies across Ireland and the rest of Europe which handle personal data need to be prepared for this.

The recent Cambridge Analytica scandal has hit news headlines worldwide and placed both Cambridge Analytica and Facebook in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

But this might only be the tip of the iceberg for Facebook and its shareholders as it remains to be seen what the knock - on effects of the Cambridge Analytica scandal will be.

It can be said that Facebook is currently in a period of turmoil moving forward, from the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal to Zuckerberg being interrogated by US senators.

The Facebook and Cambridge Analytica scandal has rocked the data industry and exposed the dark arts that were being employed.

Learning nothing from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook will capture even more personal data while their atrocious algorithm sets you up on dates.

The survey was conducted March 27 - 28, just days after news broke about the Facebook - Cambridge Analytica scandal and several months since the Equifax breach was first made public.