Our take: There is no suggestion that Facebook was actively complicit in
the misuse of personal data by a third party.
The social network is in the eye of a controversy storm, with fake news, Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and
misuse of personal data by Cambridge Analytica swirling around Menlo Park.
Not exact matches
The revelation that the
personal data of up to 87 million people may have been
misused by consulting firm Cambridge Analytica has sparked backlash and dominated much
of the hearing.
The social network has absorbed criticism in recent months regarding its
personal data security liabilities, thanks mainly to the
misuse of data from about 87 million people collected on the social network
by a research firm, Cambridge Analytica, during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
A second whistleblower from the firm also emerged at a parliamentary hearing in April claiming Britons»
personal data may have been
misused by a pro-Brexit campaign ahead
of the 2016 referendum in which Britain voted to leave the European Union.
Cambridge Analytica is being probed
by the UK Information Commissioner's Office for potential
misuse of personal data.
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Persons or organisations that collect and manage
personal information must protect it from
misuse and must respect certain rights
of the
data owners, which are guaranteed
by EU law.
This week, Mactaggart penned an open letter to Zuckerberg, in which he referenced the Cambridge Analytica mess — the apparent
misuse of 50 million Facebook users»
personal information
by a
data analytics firm that worked with Donald Trump's presidential campaign — and called the Facebook CEO out for funding an effort to defeat his measure.
The Government has sought details from Facebook on if any such downstream entity «
misused»
data, what is the protection available to the
data subject and what are the specific steps proposed to be taken
by the social media company to prevent any
misuse of personal data for potential interference in, or manipulation
of the Indian electoral process?
In response, Facebook cut off RapLeaf's
data access and said it would «dramatically limit» the
misuse of its users»
personal information
by outside parties.
MADRID (Sputnik)- The Spanish
Data Protection Agency (AGPD) said in a tweet on Thursday that it had launched an investigation into the
misuse of Facebook users»
personal information
by the Cambridge Analytica consultancy firm.
At the centre
of a scandal over alleged
misuse of Facebook users»
personal data, Cambridge Analytica is a communications firm hired
by those behind Donald Trump's successful US presidential bid.
Facebook's response to the clutch
of users who are suddenly woke — triggered to delve into their settings
by the Facebook
data misuse scandal and #DeleteFacebook backlash — to the fact the social behemoth is, quietly and continuously, harvesting sensitive
personal data about them and their friends tells you everything you need to know about the rotten state
of tech industry ad - supported business models.
The company accused
of harvesting and
misusing the
personal data of 50 million Facebook users may have its London Headquarters searched
by...
Facebook shares plunge over revelations that
personal data of 50 million users was obtained and
misused by British
data analytics firm «Cambridge Analytica,» who reportedly helped Donald Trump win the US presidency in 2016.
The ministry has also asked the social network's management to clarify what steps are being taken
by the company to ensure the safety and privacy
of personal data and to prevent ITS
misuse in order to interfere in the electoral process in India.
NEW DELHI (Sputnik)- The Indian Ministry
of Electronics and Information Technology sent on Wednesday a notice to Facebook, asking the latter to clarify if the
personal information
of Indian citizens had been
misused by the Cambridge Analytica firm or any other downstream entity and provide more details on the
personal data breach.
The revelation came weeks after the disclosure
of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, wherein
personal data of 77 million users was improperly gathered and
misused by the political consultancy firm, who reportedly also helped Donald Trump win the US presidency in 2016.
The letter further said Facebook has been asked about the specific steps proposed to be taken
by the social media firm to prevent any
misuse of personal data for potential interference in, or manipulation
of the Indian electoral process?
It may have broken the law
by not disclosing the
misuse of personal data.