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How well does 'microtargeted psychographic advertising' work anyway?
Facebook ads don't necessarily affect our behavior.
By Rachel Kraus
Deleting Facebook won't fix our privacy nightmare
You need to do more to take back control of your privacy.
By Karissa Bell
Congress formally summons Mark Zuckerberg to testify on Cambridge Analytica
Zuck has some major explaining to do.
By Raymond Wong
Zuckerberg gets sent fiery ultimatum by journalists that exposed Facebook scandal
Channel 4 News has written an open letter asking Zuck for a TV interview.
Facebook totally regrets threatening to sue the journalists who broke Cambridge Analytica story
Oh they totally regret it. Totally.
By Jack Morse
'Delete Facebook' searches hit 5-year high on Google after Cambridge Analytica crisis
Bad news for the world's biggest social network.
By Damon Beres
Facebook board member Peter Thiel helped fund Cambridge Analytica's work
Not a good look.
By Jack Morse
Senators demand Mark Zuckerberg testify on Cambridge Analytica scandal
Lawmakers want more from Zuck.
By Kerry Flynn
The conversation will be weaponized: Why Facebook, Slack and Cambridge Analytica are the future
They see you when you're typing. They know when you're awake.
By Chris Taylor
Mozilla pulls ads from Facebook until Zuck makes good
The Cambridge Analytica fallout continues.
By Rachel Kraus
FCC's net neutrality ruling gets pushback from big tech's lobbying group
Internet Association is in.
By Kerry Flynn
Mark Zuckerberg says he's open to regulation of Facebook on CNN
The Zuck tries to explain himself.
By Kerry Flynn
Why Mark Zuckerberg's response to the Cambridge Analytica controversy is a big deal
The changes Facebook has proposed are significant.
By Karissa Bell
Don't forget: Instagram is creepy, too
Facebook's little sibling is no refuge from Facebook's problems.
By Jack Morse
What is ProtonMail, the service used by Cambridge Analytica to cover its tracks?
Simply, it's an email service that self-destructs. But there's much more to it than that.
Mark Zuckerberg's statement from Facebook is missing one major thing
Nowhere in his 'update' did Mark Zuckerberg say "I'm sorry."
I'd love to delete Facebook, but I don't want to give up my Tinder matches
Hitting delete could cause you some problems.
All the bans on cryptocurrency ads won't hurt legit crypto businesses
While the bans will weed out bad actors, most legit cryptocurrency businesses will remain unscathed.
Facebook needs to stick up for its users. It's past time for a public editor.
Time and again, users are left out in the cold.
By Alex Hazlett
Mark Zuckerberg to finally speak out on Cambridge Analytica controversy
Apparently he's been waiting to say something "meaningful."
By Pete Pachal
To understand Facebook's betrayal, just look at my mom
Facebook has been making my mother miserable. But it's not her fault.
By Rachel Kraus
