Sentences with phrase «more misuses of data»

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«What we didn't do until recently and what we are doing now is just take a broader view looking to be more restrictive in ways data could be misused,» Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said Thursday, in one of her first appearances since the Cambridge Analytica affair blew up.

«With every public violation of consumer trust be it through misuse of data or external threats, consumers today are paying more attention to the data they share, what organizations they share it with, and how it will be used,» said Scott Miller, CEO, Vision Critical.

But for a lot of people, that adage never really sunk in until the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal in which the company was accused of misusing and failing to secure Facebook data from more than 71 million people.

More: Reports of Facebook data misuse spurs calls for regulation, scrutiny of social media firms

Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, publicly addressed for the first time the misuse of data belonging to 50 million users of the social network and described the steps the company would take to safeguard the information of its more than two billion monthly users.

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It will also examine how such data may be misused or improperly transferred and what steps companies like Facebook can take to better protect persona information of users and ensure more transparency in the process.

Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the upper chamber's judiciary committee, said he had also invited representatives from Twitter and Google to discuss «how such data may be misused or improperly transferred and what steps companies like Facebook can take to better protect personal information of users and ensure more transparency in the process».

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, on Wednesday publicly addressed for the first time the misuse of data belonging to 50 million users of the social network and described the steps the company would take to safeguard the information of its more than two billion monthly users.

Even with these changes, we've seen abuse of our platform and the misuse of people's data, and we know we need to do more.

MENLO PARK — Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg broke days of silence Wednesday, addressing allegations that Cambridge Analytica had misused personal data and acknowledging his company «made mistakes» in handling its more than 2.2 billion users» information.

A draft framework is currently under review; to be effective, it will have to hinge on more than just informed consent to mechanisms for holding governments and private sector accountable for the misuse of data.

But then the statement admits, «Even with these changes, we've seen abuse of our platform and the misuse of people's data, and we know we need to do more.»

On the same day that the state of Illinois sued Facebook over its alleged misuse of data that allowed Cambridge Analytica to download information on more than 50 million users, Facebook confirmed that it had been collecting and storing call logs and text message metadata for millions of Android users.

Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg has finally issued a statement on the user data misuse allegedly perpetrated by data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica, which has been accused of harvesting data from more than 50 million Facebook users during the presidential campaign in 2016.

The first is more thorough audits of developers, with a promise to ban anyone who misuses user data.

«It will also examine how such data may be misused or improperly transferred and what steps companies like Facebook can take to better protect personal information of users and ensure more transparency in the process,» Grassley's office said.

Facebook's stock price is down more than 11 % since last weekend's reports that Cambridge Analytica, a right - leaning political consultancy, acquired and misused the personal data of tens of millions of Facebook users.

If one or two rogue companies such as Cambridge Analytica — and not Facebook — are responsible for this mass misuse of data, perhaps the company can say more regulation is not needed.

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.

Until then, we are likely to see more misuse of personal data in the future.

The move is just a part of a broader overhaul that the Menlo Park, California - based company is introducing to its platform in response to calls for more robust data privacy measures following the discovery of a data misuse affecting the private information of tens of millions of Facebook users allegedly perpetrated by Cambridge Analytica, a British data mining and political consulting firm that was hired by the camp of Donald J. Trump back in 2016 to assist in his campaign for his presidential bid.