Cambridge Analytica is Trying to Distance itself from Facebook Data Sharing Accusations
Cambridge Analytica wants to make sure you know THE FACTS.
Cambridge Analytica wants to make sure you know THE FACTS.
You'll get one of two messages this afternoon, one if you're in the clear and another if you're one of the million Brits caught up in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
All it took for Facebook to consider its users more was a massive scandal and the invasion of a few billion people's privacy.
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But for noble reasons! Honest!
This newly revealed figure represents a 74 per cent increase in the reported number of users affected by Cambridge Analytica’s data gathering.
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"We’re still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing.”
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