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By Nathaniel Mott Published
Iran allegedly attempted to influence people in the UK, Latin America, and the Middle East as well as the U.S. via "inauthentic" Facebook and Instagram posts.

By Lucian Armasu Published
The U.S. government reportedly wants to compel Facebook to decrypt end-to-end encrypted voice communications conducted between some of its Messenger users.
By Lucian Armasu Published
Facebook has reportedly asked U.S. banks to share customer banking data. But the Cambridge Analytica scandal has seemingly left banks unwilling.

By Andrew E. Freedman Published
Facebook has identified coordinated attempts have been operating on its social media platform in an attempt to influence the United States' midterm elections this November.

By Nathaniel Mott Published
Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Twitter announced the Data Transfer Project to offer better data portability and consumer choice.
By Nathaniel Mott Published
That fine doesn't seem like much to a company like Facebook, but it's clear that the UK's Information Commissioner's Office is just getting started.

By Leah Heilbrunn Published
Facebook's new mobile ads will utilize augmented reality in an attempt to engage shoppers.
By Lucian Armasu Published
The FBI, SEC, and FTC joined the DoJ in an investigation into Facebook's data sharing and its attempts to keep information about its data partnerships hidden.
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