FTC, Facebook Land On $5 Billion Cambridge Analytica Settlement

FTC, Facebook Land On $5 Billion Cambridge Analytica Settlement
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2019-7-16 23:43

The Federal Trade Commission has agreed to hand out a $5 billion fine on Facebook regarding its handling of user privacy during the Cambridge Analytica data breach. The Justice Department is now expected to review and approve the settlement. origin »

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