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It's fixed now, thankfully: be it airheads who post baloney or stalkers, all blocked users deserve to STAY blocked.
Giving dozens of devs access to profiles suddenly looks dumb No less than four federal agencies in the US are now investigating Facebook following yet more revelations over how it gave vast...
The SEC, FBI, and DoJ are all investigating Facebook on the heels of its Cambridge-Analytica scandal from March.
What do Mail.ru, Nissan, Spotify, and Nike have in common? They were all afforded temporary extensions to access private Facebook data API.
Facebook on Monday started notifying 800,000 users affected by a bug that resulted in blocked individuals getting temporarily unblocked. The social media giant also detailed some new API...
Social Network Responds to Data Scandal Questions With 747 Pages of AnswersFacebook has responded to more than 2,000 questions posed by U.S. Senate and House committees with 747 pages of answers,...
Facebook has admitted that the company gave dozens of tech companies and app developers special access to its users' data after publicly saying it had restricted outside companies to access such...
A recently addressed privacy bug on Nametests.com resulted in the data of over 120 million users who took personality quizzes on Facebook to be publicly exposed. read more
Privacy advocates are concerned that tech giants are using design patterns that discourage us from exercising our rights to privacy.
Facebook and Google are pushing users to share private information by offering "invasive" and limited default options despite new EU data protection laws aimed at giving users more control and...