For years, Facebook had “community standards” for what people can post, but only a relatively brief and general version was publicly available. Source link
Aleksandr Kogan said he assumed people were aware that their data was being taken, but just didn’t care. Source link
Zuckerberg said that, for security reasons, the company collects “data of people who have not signed up for Facebook.” Source link
A London judge says Google must scrub search results related to one man’s prior criminal conviction — but not for another man. Source link
The app company also says it will run more background checks on its drivers. Source link
The new feature works on some Android devices and on Apple phones back to the iPhone 6s. Source link
The social media giant admitted that up to 87 million users may have been affected. Source link
The incident happened on or after Sept. 26, 2017 and was found and resolved on Oct. 12. Source link
The company acknowledged last month that a privacy mishap had affected 50 million users. Source link
The company’s reaction to a leaked internal memo shows a shocking lack of self-awareness. Source link