More from The Cambridge Analytica scandal puts Facebook under scrutiny
Enough is enough.
In a tense moment, Zuckerberg balked when Rep. Frank Pallone challenged him with a simple “yes/no” on privacy.
During his testimony before a House committee on Wednesday.
An expert makes the case for regulating big tech companies.
The Facebook CEO is headed to Washington.
If lawmakers want to regulate Facebook, they might need to get on the same page about what problem they’re trying to solve.
“If I’m upset with Facebook, what’s the equivalent product that I can go sign up for?”
“We didn’t take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake.”
As Mark Zuckerberg appears before Congress, a look at what lawmakers can and can’t do about Facebook.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg will appear at hearings in the Senate and House of Representatives to discuss his company’s practices.
It’s not just about privacy; its core function makes people lonely and sad.
The social network has fueled ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya.
The company is closing off vulnerable loopholes to third-party apps — including some that seem long overdue.
Why House investigators think this company might have gamed Facebook and helped Russia spread fake news.
Remember Ello? Once deemed a “Facebook killer,” it’s plugging away on a smaller scale.
There’s no good evidence yet that personality profiling can influence elections.
The president’s former campaign manager says Trump is more comfortable managing his own staff.
The tech guru chipped into the anti-Facebook conversation by deleting pages he hadn’t known existed.
Everything you need to know about the Cambridge Analytica scandal, explained in a podcast.
It took Zuckerberg five days to discuss the misuse of 50 million people’s personal information.
Facebook expected its user data to be harvested. It just didn’t expect Cambridge Analytica to do it millions of times.
The FTC is investigating. Congress wants to know what happened. And Facebook’s stock is plummeting.
Banks have a lot of regulatory oversight. The tech industry doesn’t.