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Proposed figure would be largest settlement achieved in a US data privacy class action and biggest paid by Facebook parent
A three-year inquiry into data mishandling by Cambridge Analytica by the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office has come up with diddly-squat. So now what?
UK Information Commission concludes three-year investigation into digital marketing group
Alexander Nix’s 7-year ban follows collapse of data analytics group
Social network in settlement with UK regulator but does not accept liability
Regulatory snafus keep piling up for tech giants
From poacher to gamekeeper: the company’s former employees have useful insights into protecting digital privacy
A tale of whistle-blowers, shape-shifters and a company aggressively under the radar
Understanding precisely how tech businesses use our data is crucial if we are to have a sensible debate on reforming them
Subpoenas issued in New York as social network hit by severe outages
It’s time to fight back against businesses that poach our private experience for data
Companies that collect consumer information have operated in the shadows. But calls are growing for tougher rules
Embattled boss says group has ‘fundamentally altered’ its DNA after year of scandals
DC attorney-general accuses social network of failing to protect users’ data
The Cambridge Analytica whistleblower on life after infamy, the new culture war and why fashion can stop the alt-right
Social media group argues British data were not shared with the firm
Documents released by MPs highlight links between Trump campaign figures and Brexit campaigner
Tech company changes approach following Cambridge Analytica criticism
Information commissioner tells MPs that company needs to ‘significantly change’
Regulator imposes maximum financial penalty over data breaches
The scandal that engulfed Facebook is forcing managers to look more closely at risks
The way parties communicate will vary, but they should all work under the same code
After Facebook's share plunge, what is next for the social network?
‘Fake news’ committee to analyse data used by Brexit campaigns
Social network shocks those who rushed into the supercharged Faangs group of tech stocks
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