Sentences with phrase «network giant knows»

This limits how Facebook can track a user's non-Facebook web browsing — which yes Facebook does do, whatever Zuckerberg tried to claim in Congress — so again it's a way to reduce what the social network giant knows about you.

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The memo mentions the crowdsourced anti-Breitbart campaign known as «Sleeping Giants,» which encourages Twitter users and those on other social networks to shame large companies into not doing business with Breitbart.

While the Dish Network's reach and power have weakened over the past few years just as Viacom's have, the satellite company is still in a somewhat stronger position than it used to be relative to the entertainment giant, because it knows that Viacom is already suffering from low viewership numbers, and that impacts its ad revenues.

Now that people know just how much of their personal data Facebook has, the last thing the company can afford is for people to view the social network giant as being irresponsible.

Today that app, called Onavo, has become a little - known weapon in Facebook's massive expansion strategy — helping the social - networking giant determine what is gaining popularity among consumers.

Networking giant Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is best known as one of the world's top manufacturers of routers and switches.

And the giant social network can no longer count on Instagram to help retain that younger audience, according to eMarketer.

However, it is the link between those rumours and another highly plausible hypothesis: that data - hungry social networking giants may have (unwittingly or otherwise) facilitated third parties» exploitation of our personal data (it being uncontroversial that they themselves continue to exploit it with our knowing consent), which has kept the headline - writers busy.

Nissan Sunderland, German rail network Deutsche Bahn and US delivery giant FedEx are among 200,000 companies in 150 countries known to have been affected, others include Renault

On Wednesday night, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg ended days of silence on the social networking giant's latest controversy: Revelations that a political data firm called Cambridge Analytica absconded with the data of 50 million unsuspecting Facebook users, which Facebook knew about but kept secret.

In the last few days, multiple outlets broke various facets of the story: Facebook has known since 2015 that Cambridge Analytica, a data - mining company hired by President Trump's election campaign, improperly obtained the personal data of 50 million of the network's users — and the social giant failed to do much of anything about it.

And, no, it isn't a case of the social networking giant retaliating over statements made by Apple's chief executive.

Ex-Facebook president Sean Parker told an audience in November, when candidly discussing the giant social media network which he helped grow, «God only knows what it's doing to our children's brains.»

Facebook is known for its Like button which is the lucky mascot for the social networking giant.

Although Facebook hasn't formally jumped on the AI - powered assistant train yet, the social network giant, and Zuckerberg himself, has made their interest known.

Golan, 46, vice president of connected real estate in the Internet Business Solutions Group of networking giant Cisco Systems, ought to know.