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Facebook is probing whether the firm's government contracts comply with its policies, which nix use of user data for government surveillance.
Facebook is launching an investigation into whether Crimson Hexagon’s collection of public user data was a violation of its data policies.
The Data Transfer Project will allow users to move their data easily between participating services.
Facebook last week grappled with journalists' questions about how serious its fight against fakery is, given it puts up with InfoWars.
The girl's parents want access to her account to see if her death was the result of cyberbullying.
Facebook has been fined £500,000 ($664,000) in the U.K. after the country's data protection watchdog concluded that its data-sharing scandal broke the law, making it as the social network's first...
Britain's data regulator said Wednesday it will fine Facebook half a million pounds for failing to protect user data, as part of its investigation into whether personal information was misused...
Facebook could face a hefty compensation bill in Australia after a leading litigation funder lodged a complaint with the country's privacy regulator over users' personal data shared with a British...
The UK privacy regulator has fired a £0.5M shot across Facebook's bows in the looks-set-to-go-on-for-ages "Cambridge Analytica" saga
Facebook acknowledged Tuesday it was facing multiple inquiries from US and British regulators about the major Cambridge Analytica user data scandal. read more