Instagram axes ‘rogue’ ad partner after privacy probe
Facebook’s data governance has once again been called into question amid allegations that its Instagram division allowed a US start-up…
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$5bn Facebook fine blasted as ‘just a slap on the wrist’
Under normal circumstances, the record $5bn (£4bn) fine looming over Facebook in the US would have been seen as a…
Facebook top brass branded abhorrent for new no-show
They seek them here, they seek them there, but Facebook ‘Scarlet Pimpernels’ Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg have now been slapped…
Remainers turn to data science for tactical votes push
The Remainers have turned the tables on Cambridge Analytica – the organisation which it is claimed used data analytics to…
Canadians take the lead to subpoena Facebook top dogs
The Canadians continue to spearhead global attempts to drag Facebook overlords Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg into line as part…
Facebook back in dock as Canadians begin legal action
Yesterday, all of Facebook’s troubles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they are here to stay after…
Facebook awaits $3bn fine but still makes $27m a day
Facebook is bracing itself for a record fine from the US Federal Trade Commission following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and…
Facebook buckles over EC data transparency demands
Facebook has finally bowed to pressure from the European Commission and consumer protection authorities to be more transparent over how…
Denham: ‘If you’re serious Zuckerberg, drop ICO appeal’
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has called Mark Zuckerberg’s bluff, following his assertion that Facebook wants greater Internet regulation, insisting if…
Facebook privacy scandal has been ‘a force for good’
Facebook might have escaped the Cambridge Analytica scandal with its profits – if not its reputation – intact but for…