[ad_1] Facebook broke with the data badysis company Crimson Hexagon because of its links with the US government, Russia and Turkey. The Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook has suspended the company and prevented …
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[ad_1] Even the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, lost 200 000 subscribers to the purge The accounts of Twitter and Facebook are as much a public relations issue as the fight against …
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[ad_1] Who exactly reads your e-mails? Last year, Google announced that it would stop scanning your emails for ad targeting. But do they have? According to the WSJ, when Gmail users sign …
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[ad_1] In an attempt to clarify Uganda's new daily levy for social media users, President Museveni, without irony, turned to Twitter to publish a statement, posted on his personal blog . The …
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[ad_1] After the highly controversial data breach by Cambridge badytica and Facebook (at the time of the much-talked-about elections in the US) that used a third-party application to collect personal data (including …
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