Facebook settles Cambridge Analytica scandal
No-one will have to testify, nothing to see here move on please
Social notworking site Facebook has settled the consumer lawsuits brought as a result of Cambridge Analytica's unauthorised harvesting of user data.
Facebook sued over Cambridge Analytica fiasco
Washington DC attorney-general washes his briefs
The attorney general for Washington, DC, filed a civil lawsuit against Facebook claiming the social notworking outfit failed to protect its users' data and pointing specifically to the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Cambridge Analytica admits it used researcher's Facebook data
Stops denying it
The former head of Cambridge Analytica admitted his firm had received data from the researcher at the centre of a scandal over Facebook users’ details, contradicting previous testimony to MPs.
Trump aide used Cambridge Analytica to wage "culture war"
Whistleblower points the finger at Steve Bannon
US President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s former aide Steve Bannon sought to use personal information collected online to promote “a culture war”, a whistleblower from political data firm Cambridge Analytica told US senators.
Cambridge Analytica told to hand over US data
UK watchdog growls and sends an angry missive
Britain’s data privacy watchdog has growled and told Cambridge Analytica to hand over all the personal information it holds on a US academic.
Cambridge Analytica planned its own cryptocurrency
What possibly could have gone wrong?
The outfit behind the recent Facebook scandal - Cambridge Analytica - attempted to develop its own cryptocurrency this past year and intended to raise funds through an initial coin offering.
Facebook mired in swamp of woe
It's the data day of doom
A flurry of stories about social network outfit Facebook has led to a number of questions by politicians and journalists in both the UK and on the other side of the pond.