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| Translating Facebook's latest 'Hard Questions' PR spin – The Reg edit Stop us if you've heard this one before: Facebook is trying to 'set the record straight' after it was once again caught flogging the ability to violate the privacy of its users. The social network wheeled out its VP of Ads to try and explain away the more disturbing details to emerge in the wake of the Cambridge ...
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| "Kill Trump, Hang Him, Hunt Him" Facebook Page Doesn't Violate Facebook Community Standards A Facebook page entitled "Kill Trump, Hang Him, Hunt Him" that was reported to the social media giant did not violate its community standards, emphasizing once again the double standard between left-wing and conservative content. A screenshot of the report was posted by comedian Owen Benjamin, ...
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| Researcher in Facebook data scandal apologizes SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The academic at the center of the Facebook data-misuse scandal apologized for his actions, but said he thought he did nothing wrong at the time. Cambridge University researcher Aleksandr Kogan made his comments during an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday.
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| Cambridge Researcher Behind Facebook Controversy Speaks Out The researcher from Cambridge University who collected data on millions of Facebook users has finally come forward. Dr. Aleksandr Kogan said Mark Zuckerberg is wrong to accuse him or "deceiving Facebook" and "violating Facebook policy" saying, "I mean the idea that this was a hack is flat out ...
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