Facebook tracks users even with location permission turned off
Technology | December 18, 2019 20:20 ISTFacebook tracking users even with location permission off: Here's how Facebook is tracking your each and every movement
Facebook tracking users even with location permission off: Here's how Facebook is tracking your each and every movement
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Companies need to address the new regulation with urgency while maintaining a strong focus on their business, the global management consulting firm said in a report.
Phone numbers of as many as 400 million Facebook users have been leaked, news agency AFP quoted the US media as saying. According to technology news site TechCruch, an exposed server stored 419 million records on users across several databases - including 133 million US accounts, more than 50 million in Vietnam, and 18 million in Britain.
In a historic judgment, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday slapped a massive $5 billion fine on Facebook over users' privacy violations in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, along with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) directing the social networking platform to pay $100 million penalty for making misleading disclosures regarding the risk of misuse of user data.
After the recent Privacy Scandal by Facebook, it is held responsible for yet another problem of default public posts by the users
Cambridge Analytica used the data of millions of Facebook users to target ads during political campaigns, including the US presidential vote.
Popular messaging service WhatsApp is raising the minimum age limit for users from 13 to 16 in Europe ahead of the enforcement of the European General Data Protection Regulation Act.
A nine-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the right to privacy is a fundamental right.
The Supreme Court today said that there has to be "overarching" guidelines to protect an individual's private information in public domain to ensure that it was used only for an intended purpose
Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that since privacy was multifaceted, it could not be treated as a fundamental right.
The Centre on Wednesday conceded in the Supreme Court that right to privacy may be considered as a fundamental right under the Constitution, but many facets relating to it cannot be put under the fundamental rights category
Supreme Court's 9-judge Constitution bench is hearing to determine whether the right to privacy is a fundamental right under the Constitution.
A nine-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court today began hearing arguments to determine whether the right to privacy is a fundamental right under the Constitution.
The bench will decide whether right to privacy is a fundamental right under the Constitution and whether Aadhaar, a 12-digit unique idenitification number invades the right to privacy
Despite WhatsApp's move to adopt end-to-end encryption by default for its billion users around the world, the policies of the instant messaging app are too weak to protect user privacy from governments, says a digital rights group's new report.
US judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing the social networking giant of improperly tracking users' browsing history even after they log out of their accounts.
People who are in a virtual world of social networking and spending more than three hours of time on Facebook have relaxed privacy attitudes and are more likely to share personal information as compared to
San Francisco: Soon, all you'll need to do is Google yourself if you're wondering how deeply Google has been digging into your digital life. In coming weeks, a shortcut to personal account information will appear
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