Cambridge Analytica

Whistle-blower says he believes Indian National Congress was also a client of the company

Facebook said it had done so only when users of the Android operating system had opted in

The commissioner “considers it necessary to publicly identify Facebook"

He apologised for the mistakes made and promised tougher steps to restrict developers’ access to such information

Citing media reports that raise what it called “substantial concerns about the privacy practices of Facebook"

He's the Big Boss who likes to spy on Indians, Gandhi tweeted

Reports had accused Facebook of gaining access to call and text history without user permission

While IBM chief Virginia Rometty said users should have more agency over their own data

World’s largest social media network is facing growing government scrutiny in Europe and the United States

The world’s largest social media network is under growing pressure from governments, investors, and advertisers

The latest crisis laying siege to the leading online social network has led to him losing the control of his creation

Facebook plays up its status as the go-to fundraising tool

How much time do we spend considering how much of ourselves gets put on the internet every time we log on

Zuckerberg announces new steps to rein in the leakage of data to outside developers and third-party apps

He tells Facebook users the firm had a responsibility to protect its data

Recordings of Nix emerges in which he boasts about company's role in Donald Trump's presidential campaign

Facebook shares slides 6.8 per cent amid concerns about pressure for new regulations that could hurt its business

Allegations of inappropriate data harvest by several media outlets leads to swift plunge in Facebook's shares

Facebook on Friday said it was suspending Cambridge Analytica after finding data privacy policies had been violated