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Cambridge Analytica is accused of
obtaining the data of 50 million Facebook
users via a quiz app without their
permission.
The new law, coupled with an impending new EU ePrivacy rule, will require online services to
obtain permission from all their
users for any data they take.
The company has been on the defensive after reports that political data firm Cambridge Analytica
obtained personal data from as many as 87 million Facebook
users without their
permission.
The FTC agreed in November 2011, faulting Facebook for making some information, such as
users» friend lists, viewable by the public without first
obtaining those
users»
permission.
On Friday, Facebook announced that it had suspended the account of Cambridge Analytica for violating the social media company's terms and conditions by
obtaining user data from a third party source without
users»
permissions.
The move comes in the wake of revelations that Cambridge Analytica, the political consultancy with ties to President Donald Trump's campaign,
obtained the personal data of as many as 87 million Facebook
users without their
permission.
Zuckerberg's apology follows news last week that information from more than 50 million Facebook
users was
obtained without
permission by Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics consultancy hired by the Trump campaign for the 2016 presidential election.
Zuckerberg's remarks were his first since bombshell reports from The New York Times and The Guardian / The Observer alleged British data analysis firm Cambridge Analytica improperly
obtained and retained the personal information of 50 million Facebook
users without their
permission — 30 million of them with enough details to match
users to other records and build profiles of them.
Facebook acknowledged that it allowed Kogan — a University of Cambridge researcher in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience who
obtained the data through his role at a company called Global Science Research — to collect that information with
user permission.
Previously, he was co-director of Global Science Research, the company that
obtained information on Facebook
users and their friends through
permissions they gave a personality quiz app.
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Amid the fallout over the revelation that a political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica,
obtained personal data from more than 50 million Facebook
users without their
permission, Facebook and some of its executives objected to the use of the phrase «data breach» to describe the controversy.
Under the agreement, Facebook was required to
obtain explicit
permission from
users in order to share their information with third - parties.
By creating the app «thisisyourdigitallife» in 2015, University of Cambridge psychology professor Dr. Aleksandr Kogan
obtained permission to access
user account data and information about the friends of each person who downloaded the app.
The FTC agreed in November 2011, faulting Facebook for making some information, such as
users» friend lists, viewable by the public without first
obtaining those
users»
permission.
NEW YORK (Reuters)- Facebook Inc (FB.O) and the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica have been sued in the United States for
obtaining information belonging to 50 million of the social media company's
users without
permission.
Facebook is grappling with an unprecedented crisis over allegations that Cambridge Analytica, a Trump - affiliated political consulting firm,
obtained data of tens of millions of
users without their
permission with the intent of swaying elections.
A developer built an app to collect
user data,
obtained permission through the platform's official channels, and then saved a copy for their own use outside of Facebook.
The proposed class action would represent people who bought Facebook shares from Feb. 3, 2017, when Facebook filed its annual report and cited security breaches and improper access to
user data, through March 19 of this year, two days after a New York Times report revealed how data from Cambridge Analytica
obtained through Facebook were used without «proper disclosures or
permission.»
As for Cambridge Analytica, it is being investigated for misusing data of tens of millions of Facebook
users that was
obtained without their
permission.
Under the 2011 decree, Facebook must notify
users and
obtain their
permission before data about them is shared beyond the privacy settings they have established, the Washington Post says.
Among other requirements, the resulting consent decree mandated that Facebook must notify
users and
obtain their
permission before data about them is shared beyond the privacy settings they have established.
The company
obtained the Facebook data linked to 50 million accounts through a Cambridge University psychology professor who had
permission to gather information on
users of the social media platform, but violated Facebook guidelines by passing it on to a third party for commercial purposes.
That researcher was given
permission by Facebook to work with and
obtain data on
users for purposes relating to his research.
The largest social - media company is reviewing products and data policies to find further ways to protect
users from being exploited, after political consultant Cambridge Analytica
obtained information on as many as 87 million people without their
permission.
Last week, media reports said that the personal information of about 50 million Facebook
users had been
obtained without their
permission by Cambridge Analytica.
In the US, meanwhile, Facebook Inc and Cambridge Analytica have been sued for
obtaining information belonging to 50 million
users without
permission.
GOP Rep. Blackburn, for one, said in an interview she'd push Zuckerberg to support privacy legislation that would require tech companies to
obtain permission before selling
users» data — a proposal that Facebook and its tech peers have vocally opposed.
The proposed class action would represent people who bought shares of Facebook from Feb. 3, 2017, when Facebook filed its annual report and cited security breaches and improper access to
user data, through March 19, two days after a New York Times report revealed how data from Cambridge Analytica
obtained through Facebook was used without «proper disclosures or
permission.»
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Last week, it turned out that the personal information of about 50 million Facebook
users had been
obtained without their consent or
permission by data mining firm Cambridge Analytica, which allegedly worked for Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the Brexit campaign, with an eye to creating a mechanism that would allow it to predict and influence voters» behavior.
A scandal over Facebook data privacy broke out last week when it became known that personal information of about 50 million Facebook
users had been
obtained without their consent or
permission by data mining firm Cambridge Analytica, which allegedly worked for Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the Brexit campaign.
The FTC agreed in November 2011, faulting Facebook for making some information, such as
users» friends lists, viewable by the public without first
obtaining those
users» explicit
permission.
The elevation of privileges refers to software flaws that allow malware to
obtain permissions beyond what is initially granted to it by the
user.
Amid the fallout over the revelation that a political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica,
obtained personal data from more than 50 million Facebook
users without their
permission, Facebook and...
The company
obtained the Facebook data from millions of accounts through a Cambridge University psychology professor who had
permission to gather information on
users of the social media platform, but violated Facebook guidelines by passing it on to a third party for commercial purposes.
But that doesn't change the fact that the data of 50 million
users was
obtained without express
permission and used for political purposes.
Specifically, the investigation seeks to find whether Facebook violated a consent decree — which requires the social network to
obtain explicit
permission from
users to share their data with third parties — that it signed with the agency in 2011.
While about 270,000 people gave the app
permission to access their data, the app took things a step farther by
obtaining information from their friends lists, compromising the privacy of millions of
users who did not agree to the app's terms.
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