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Facebook Targeting Threatens Free Speech: Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
Wylie warned on Tuesday that unchecked data collection and targeting on social media threaten web users' privacy - and the healthy function of democracy.
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US Senate Panel to Call Key Cambridge Analytica Figure to Testify
The panel's subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance, and Data Security will hold a hearing next Tuesday on data privacy risks.
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Cambridge Analytica's Former CEO Admits to Getting Facebook Data from Researcher
Former Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix had previously denied the political consultancy had ever been given data by Aleksandr Kogan, the researcher linked to the scandal.
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Twitter Sold Data Access To Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter Inc. sold data access to the Cambridge University academic who also obtained millions of Facebook users' information that was later passed to a political consulting firm without the users' consent.
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Twitter Also Sold Data Access to Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter sold public data access in 2015 to Aleksandr Kogan, then a psychology researcher with University of Cambridge and his company Global Science Research (GSR).
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Involvement In India Will Be Investigated: Cambridge Analytica
Cambridge Analytica or CA, the data consultancy firm at the heart of a fake news investigation in the UK, has said that all its activities around the world, including in India, will be investigated and reported on.
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Scientist In Facebook Data Scandal Says He Is Being Made A Scapegoat
The academic behind the app that allowed consulting firm Cambridge Analytica to farm the data of some 87 million Facebook users said Monday he was being scapegoated while the social network was being "mined left and right by thousands" of companies.
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Facebook Played Down Ties to Cambridge Analytica Figure
Facebook last week accused Cambridge University psychologist Aleksandr Kogan of obtaining data on at least 30 million Facebook users.
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Meet The Psychologist At The Center Of Facebook's Data Scandal
In a video published online in September, a social scientist named Alex Spectre made an earnest pitch for his new startup. Clad in the Silicon Valley uniform of open-collar shirt and blazer, Spectre boasted that his company -- Philometrics -- would revolutionize the way online surveys were done, making it easier for companies to design questionnair...
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Facebook Targeting Threatens Free Speech: Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
Wylie warned on Tuesday that unchecked data collection and targeting on social media threaten web users' privacy - and the healthy function of democracy.
-
US Senate Panel to Call Key Cambridge Analytica Figure to Testify
The panel's subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance, and Data Security will hold a hearing next Tuesday on data privacy risks.
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Cambridge Analytica's Former CEO Admits to Getting Facebook Data from Researcher
Former Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix had previously denied the political consultancy had ever been given data by Aleksandr Kogan, the researcher linked to the scandal.
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Twitter Sold Data Access To Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter Inc. sold data access to the Cambridge University academic who also obtained millions of Facebook users' information that was later passed to a political consulting firm without the users' consent.
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Twitter Also Sold Data Access to Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter sold public data access in 2015 to Aleksandr Kogan, then a psychology researcher with University of Cambridge and his company Global Science Research (GSR).
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Involvement In India Will Be Investigated: Cambridge Analytica
Cambridge Analytica or CA, the data consultancy firm at the heart of a fake news investigation in the UK, has said that all its activities around the world, including in India, will be investigated and reported on.
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Scientist In Facebook Data Scandal Says He Is Being Made A Scapegoat
The academic behind the app that allowed consulting firm Cambridge Analytica to farm the data of some 87 million Facebook users said Monday he was being scapegoated while the social network was being "mined left and right by thousands" of companies.
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Facebook Played Down Ties to Cambridge Analytica Figure
Facebook last week accused Cambridge University psychologist Aleksandr Kogan of obtaining data on at least 30 million Facebook users.
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Meet The Psychologist At The Center Of Facebook's Data Scandal
In a video published online in September, a social scientist named Alex Spectre made an earnest pitch for his new startup. Clad in the Silicon Valley uniform of open-collar shirt and blazer, Spectre boasted that his company -- Philometrics -- would revolutionize the way online surveys were done, making it easier for companies to design questionnair...
