Facebook could face additional scrutiny from federal regulators after a New York Times report claimed it offered more of its users' data, such as contact information and private messages, to companies than it had previously admitted
To hold Facebook accountable, stop calling it a tech company
Updated 1533 GMT (2333 HKT) December 15, 2018
...Facebook runs ads based on the information it has collected about you. And it has used the imprimatur of "technology" to shift our attention so it — as well as Google — can operate under a different set of rules than all the other media companies that run ads. By clinging to its definition of being a technology company, Facebook and other social media companies enjoy protections under the Communications Decency Act that immunize them from being held liable for hate and other objectionable speech, libel and falsehoods in news stories and advertising that media companies do not...
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/12/15/perspectives/facebook-regulation-tech-company/index.html?f
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A new report says that Facebook has provided large companies with access to users’ private messages and friends lists—without their consent.
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