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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ May 5, 2018
	NEWS
	When a stranger takes your face: Facebook's failed crackdown on fake accounts Washington Post Katie Greenman's Facebook profile mirrors all the things the 21-year-old Texas college student loves: cute animals, exotic travel and left-leaning political issues such as immigration reform and gun control. But there is another Katie Greenman on Facebook — created by strangers and copying her full ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook expands AI efforts into Seattle and Pittsburgh CNET The social networking giant is opening two new offices in Seattle and Pittsburgh, The New York Times reported Friday and Facebook confirmed, as part of an expanded effort to attract AI researchers and experts. The two cities are close to The University of Washington and Carnegie Mellon University, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook staff have a special codename for the security alert they get if a colleague snoops on ... Business Insider Facebook staff get a special security alert if a colleague with privileged access snoops on their account, according to The Wall Street Journal. The warning system is unofficially known to employees as the "Sauron alert," the Journal said — a reference to the all-seeing eye of Middle Earth's tormentor, ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	employee fired over Tinder boast 4 Traders Facebook yesterday said that it had fired an employee accused of bragging on matchmaking app Tinder about his access to private user information. A Twitter user earlier on Wednesday posted about the... | mai 4, 2018. Flag as irrelevant
	with Will Duffield Libertarianism.org Will Duffield joins us to discuss Cambridge Analytica and the future of social media. What is Cambridge Analytica? What is Facebook doing with all this data? Should we expect more regulation of online advertising or nationalized social media platforms? Flag as irrelevant
	Zuckerberg Promises New Dating Service Will Reflect Same Commitment To Your Privacy That ... The Babylon Bee SAN JOSE, CA—At Facebook's F8 developer conference Wednesday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised that the company's newly announced dating service would reflect the same commitment to user privacy that Facebook has become known for. "We've shown time and again we can be trusted with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cyber News Rundown Webroot Facebook attempts to quell backlash over privacy concerns with new "clear history" feature to allow users to erase browsing data. Read this week's major cybersecurity headlines. Flag as irrelevant

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