By constantly using the word “breach,” reporters are trying to insinuate that someone stole voter data that typically was off-limits. Cambridge Analytica was allowed to pull that profile data.

Gun lobbyists spent decades collecting customer data and fed it to the now-disgraced consulting firm to help sway the 2016 ...

Documents and interviews reveal how the now-disgraced political firm targeted potential voters by combining its cache of ...

Cambridge Analytica: What we know so far He claims the data was sold to Cambridge Analytica ... since the revelations emerged to say that a "breach of trust" had occurred and he was "really ...

"Facebook was not aware of the transfer of data from Kogan/GSR to Cambridge Analytica until December 2015. "When Facebook learned about Kogan's breach of Facebook's data use policies, we took action." ...

Christopher Wylie, the 29-year-old data scientist who exposed Facebook's giant data breach, has revealed ... going public with evidence that Cambridge Analytica weaponised the data of 50 million ...

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The IRDC's fine stems from a personal data breach on Facebook in 2018 ... Down under, the Cambridge Analytica scandal settlement stems from a whistleblower who revealed in 2018 that the company ...

Follows Cambridge Analytica scandal Data from 311,000 Aussie Facebook users ... information of any Australian users was involved in the breach. Individuals might be able to start applying to ...

Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower in the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data breach, says Britain should have a second vote on Brexit. This is because "we need absolute clarity that the ...

UK lawmakers said Facebook executives Simon Milner and Monika Bickert were not frank about the Cambridge Analytica data breach during a hearing in February. Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer said it is ...

British users are currently covered by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which protects all EU citizens from privacy and data breaches. But it is unclear what will happen after the tr ...