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| Facebook privacy scandal grows: Up to 87 million affected NEW YORK — Facebook revealed Wednesday that tens of millions more people might have been exposed in the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal than previously thought and said it will restrict the data it allows outsiders to access on its users. Those developments came as congressional officials ...
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| Facebook is changing the way it handles your data—here's how Facebook released a lengthy update today (April 4) explaining the ways it plans to change its data practices, in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where it believes at least 87 million users' data was improperly shared with the analytics firm that consulted on the Trump election campaign.
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| I'm Deleting Facebook Until It Learns to Respect Queer Users For nearly four years, I've spent countless hours fighting to get people back on Facebook after they've been kicked off. But this week, I decided to pull the plug myself: I deleted my own account. It all began in 2014, when many drag queens began getting locked out of our accounts for allegedly using fake ...
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