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| Facebook exec says he didn't agree with his provocative memo FILE In this file photo, Facebook engineer Andrew Bosworth talks about the new Facebook messaging service at an announcement in San Francisco Bosworth says he didn't agree with a provocative memo leaked to Buzzfeed in which he describes the company's mentality to grow and connect people at ...
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| What Facebook, Google Know About You It's nice how Facebook keeps our pictures and posts about our favorite moments, but it also keeps information about the things you like, where you've been, and your contact information. 7 News reporter Patrick Malowski downloaded his information. He said it was as easy as going to his Facebook ...
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| Facebook Staff Created A Weapon, Here's What Happens Next Facebook still can't seem to get a handle on the Cambridge Analytica mess and it should have done so by now - for the employees if nothing else. Fumbled narratives, non-existent or poor internal leadership...the list continues to grow. Staff are now threatening to quit in light of a leaked blog post from a ...
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| As fallout from Facebook and Cambridge Analytica continues, marketers shrug Though marketers such as Mozilla and Pep Boys have said they're pulling spending on Facebook ads at least for now, advertisers across the board are more likely to keep buying there. They're giving the social network the benefit of the doubt, calculating that its problems won't taint them or both.
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| The new social networks you should join instead of Facebook, according to a Y Combinator partner The past two weeks have been rough for Facebook. Some are deleting their accounts in protest of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, while others are decrying the death of social media, likening its effect on us to sugar or smoking. But online socializing isn't inherently bad for us, and just because many ...
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| After the Cambridge Analytica Facebook scandal, here's what Mark Zuckerberg must do to save his ... Will Facebook even exist in five years? The Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal has now resulted in advertisers pulling ads from Facebook, companies eliminating Facebook log-in functions, consumers creating a #deletefacebook campaign and numerous lawsuits. The U.S. Federal Trade ...
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| Vox Sentences: Want a visa? Uncle Sam wants to check your Facebook first [Matthew Lee / Associated Press]; The administration hasn't clarified which social media accounts would be subject to review, (likely Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter, and possibly some international platforms like Weibo). But the proposal does stop short of asking visa applicants for their ...
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| Heres the kind of personal data Facebook has on every user One thing the current Facebook data scandal has taught us is that all those likes, pokes, comments, messages and every other interactions we've ever done has been stored on the social networking site. It's not that Facebook is by its lonesome in seizing every opportunity to track its users. Many other ...
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| Axios PM: More red-state teacher revolt — Stephon Clark autopsy results — The next monster ... Facebook is expected to meet with state Attorneys General from across the country on Thursday to address growing concerns over the Cambridge Analytica issue. Why it matters: Two state AGs, New York's Eric Schneiderman and Massachusetts' Maura Healey, have said they are investigating ...
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