Attorneys General ‘Profoundly Concerned’ Over Privacy Abuses By Facebook

The attorneys general of 37 states and territories further escalated a backlash that has shaken the social media giant

People are outraged to learn Facebook scraped text and call data from their phones and the new privacy scandal couldn't have come at a worse time (uk.businessinsider.com)

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if zuck the cuck sold all that stock day before newest scandal how is that not insider trading? (AskVoat)

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Android should share the blame with Facebook for tracking calls and texts (uk.businessinsider.com)

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Facebook stock plunges on FTC probe and news it records users' call logs (nbcnews.com)

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The attorneys general of 37 states and territories joined in a letter to Facebook Inc. voicing concern over its handling of user data, further escalating a backlash that has shaken the social media giant.

The letter, dated Monday and addressed to Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, demanded the company provide answers to a series of questions about its policies and practices for handling information about its users. The letter said the attorneys general are “profoundly concerned” over media reports that outsiders were...

https://www.wsj.com/articles/attorneys-general-profoundly-concerned-over-facebook-user-data-1522090027

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