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Another change the company announces on this day is that it will expand its bug bounty program to enable people to report misuse of data.

It also plans to expand its bug bounty program to report misuse of data.

A source familiar with the investigation told BuzzFeed News that the letter explicitly asks Facebook for information «concerning Facebook's policies and procedures as they relate to the reported misuse of data by people and / or entities connected to SCL and Cambridge Analytica.»

The attorneys general in both states are asking Facebook for information concerning its policies and procedures «as they relate to the reported misuse of data» by Cambridge Analytica, whose CEO has been suspended over the scandal.

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The Mercer family has not publicly commented since the reports about the misuse of Facebook data by Cambridge first surfaced in The Times and The Observer.

During today's session committee chair Damian Collins again made a direct appeal for Zuckerberg to testify, pausing the flow of questions momentarily to cite news reports suggesting the Facebook founder has agreed to fly to Brussels to testify before European Union lawmakers in relation to the Cambridge Analytica Facebook data misuse scandal.

The reports have prompted calls from lawmakers in Britain and the United States for renewed scrutiny of Facebook, and at least two American state prosecutors have said they are looking into the misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica.

Meanwhile, Bloomberg is also reporting that the Federal Trade Commission is opening a probe into Facebook and the misuse of personal data, related to a consent decree that was issued in 2011 over the social network's personal data handling policies.

Even before news reports emerged in recent days about the potential misuse of Facebook data, federal regulators and Congress grappled with social media's growing influence on U.S. elections and the ways in which Russian operatives used the platforms to attempt to sow social unrest ahead of the 2016 presidential contest.

Of the top 1,000 ad spenders on Facebook, only seven ceased buying ads following reports that Cambridge Analytica misused user data as it tried to influence the 2016 presidential elections and the Brexit vote, according to an analysis performed by digital intelligence platform Pathmatics.

The purpose is pretty obvious; it will reward the users who report any data breach or misuse of data by app developers.

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

CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports on Cambridge Analytica, the firm at the center of Facebook's latest data misuse scandal, including its involvement with social media back during Brexit.

CNBC's Michelle Caruso - Cabrera reports that following the scandal over data misuse, the board of Cambridge Analytica has suspended CEO Alexander Nix effective immediately pending investigation.

The reports have prompted calls from lawmakers in Britain and the United States for renewed scrutiny of Facebook, and at least two American state prosecutors have said they are looking into the misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica.

Last week, the New York Times and the Observer of London jointly reported that Cambridge Analytica had misused data gleaned from the profiles of tens of millions of Facebook users.

Carolyn Everson, Facebook's vice president of marketing, says that the company is «outraged and beyond disturbed» by the bombshell reports this weekend that firm Cambridge Analytica misused the data of 50 million people.

«Our data suggest that college students who misuse prescription stimulant medications are more likely to exhibit clinically relevant psychiatric dysfunction,» says Timothy Wilens, MD, chief of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) and co-director of the MGH Center for Addiction Medicine, corresponding author of the report.

Morgan Polikoff, an associate professor of education at USC who has admonished those who misuse NAEP data, nonetheless said that he thinks California's 2017 results, showing the third - highest increase among all states, «corroborate the recent LPI report pretty well.»

As the misuse of data emerging, we as future researchers should always be skeptical with the policy reports and related studies before analyzing the data first.

And that is just one of the flaws in the WILL study flagged by University of Colorado Boulder professor Benjamin Shear, who specializes in the misuse of educational testing data for research purposes, when he reviewed the report for the Think Twice think tank review project on April 25, almost eight weeks after WILL released its report.

From the Daily Collegian Online: «According to the report, the inquiry panel cleared Mann of the following research allegations: falsifying or suppressing data, intending to delete or conceal e-mails and information, and misusing privileged or confidential information.»

The amendments follow concernsraised in the DCA consultation paper, Increasing Penalties for Deliberate and Wilful Misuse of Personal Data, launched last July, and in an earlier information Commissioner's Office report that existing penalties were an insufficiently strong deterrent.

[1] Data published by the Strategic Legal Fund in May 2017, based on a report by Jean Demars: Rough sleeping as «abuse / misuse» of the right to freedom of movement, relied on by the High Court at § 107.

The Times newspaper reported that British advertising group ISBA, which represents thousands of well - known brands, had threatened to withdraw ads if probes show user data was misused.

Since the report last weekend, several American and British lawmakers have called for greater privacy protection and asked Zuckerberg to explain what the company knew about the misuse of its data.

As the attorneys general write in their letter to Zuckerberg, news reports indicate the data of at least 50 million Facebook profiles may have been misused by third - party software developers.

The WHOIS Task Force has effectively ignored a number of comments submitted in response to the Task Force's recommendations report that raise privacy and data misuse issues.

Facebook will pay for a forensic audit of Cambridge Analytica's systems over alleged misuse of social networking data, amid a new report that claims executives at the data company used shady business practices.

LONDON — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is promising to do a better job protecting user data following reports that a political consultant misused the personal information of millions of the company's subscribers.

An early clue about the potential for misuse of Facebook's third - party developer tools came in 2010 when my colleague Emily Steel, then at The Wall Street Journal, reported that an online tracking company, RapLeaf, was collecting and reselling data it had gathered from third - party Facebook apps to marketing firms and political consultants.

The reports have prompted calls from lawmakers in Britain and the United States for renewed scrutiny of Facebook, and at least two American state prosecutors have said they are looking into the misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica.

The Mercer family has not publicly commented since the reports about the misuse of Facebook data by Cambridge first surfaced in The Times and The Observer.

The weekend's reports about the data misuse have prompted calls from lawmakers in Britain and the United States for renewed scrutiny of Facebook, and at least two American state prosecutors have said they are looking into the misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica.

CNN reported comments made at the China Development Forum in Beijing where Cook described Facebook's alleged misuse of data as «so dire» and «so large that probably some well - crafted regulation is necessary».

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.

It is a fresh example of tighter EU rules for technology giants following reports that a political consultancy misused the data of 50 million Facebook users in a bid to influence the 2016 US presidential election.

Amidst reports of misuse of consumer data, a powerful Congressional committee has summoned the CEOs of top three social media platforms: Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, Indian - American Sunder Pichai of Google, and Jack Dorsey of Twitter for a hearing on data privacy.

Facebook's latest statement comes even as it has reported that the site's email and phone search feature was potentially misused by malicious actors and that data of nearly all of its 2 billion users was collected and accessed.

«Facebook's bug bounty program will expand so that people can also report to us if they find misuses of data by app developers,» said Ime Archibong, VP of Partnerships at Facebook.

(Reuters)-- U.S. stock index futures dropped on Monday, with reports of Facebook's user data being misused weighing on social media stocks and investors bracing for signals from the Federal Reserve...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is promising to do a better job protecting user data following reports that a political consultant misused the personal information of millions of the company's subscribers.

The probe comes amid reports that data firm Cambridge Analytica misused the data of around 50 million Facebook users as part of an effort to boost the presidential bid of Donald J. Trump during the 2016 elections.

The Verge has a detailed timeline of what's been happening with this development after The New York Times and The Guardian reported that Cambridge Analytica «misused user data from as many as 50 million Facebook users.»

MOSCOW (Sputnik)- President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani firmly condemned on Monday Facebook's poor protection of users» data, saying that it violated the privacy rights of EU citizens, and pledged to conduct a thorough investigation into media reports about Facebook users» personal data misuse.

The 2011 Data Co-ordination Overview reports on treated substance misuse in the South East region, which cover the counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford.