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Aleksandr Kogan Says Facebook Singled Him Out While Hiring His Partner After 'ToS Abuse'
Facebook Expands GDPR Privacy Protections Outside Europe
Facebook announced that it plans to introduce many of the privacy changes required by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which goes into effect on May 25, to users around the world.
Facebook Defends U.S. Mass Surveillance Of EU Citizens For ‘National Security’ Reasons
Facebook said that the U.S. mass surveillance of EU citizens falls outside of the scope of EU law.
Congress Grills Facebook CEO Over 'Shadow Profiles'
House members remind everyone that Facebook has been tracking non-users without their permission for years.
Zuckerberg Dismisses The Idea That Facebook Is A Monopoly
In responses to Senator Lindsey Graham, Mark Zuckerberg strugged to find a direct competitor to Facebook and also said that he doesn't consider Facebook to be a monopoly.
Facebook Launches Data Abuse Bounty Program
Introducing the Data Abuse Bounty Program is quite literally another item on Facebook's "avoid another scandal" check list.