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About 83 per cent was security-related expenses

EU would closely monitor Facebook’s implementation of a strict new data protection law

The disclosure comes amid global concerns about the privacy of users’ information on social media platforms

FB does not have borders as a state it has an exosphere, and surrounds other entities. Think amoeba.

We no longer live in the Stasi or KGB age. We live in the age of Facebook

He parried questions of how much control people have over their data on the world’s largest social media network

He apologises for improper data sharing of 87m people by Cambridge Analytica

Zuckerberg repeated apologies he previously made for a range of problems with Facebook, including the data breach

Zuckerberg makes his first formal appearance at a Congressional hearing

Dozens of protesters gathered outside Congress before the hearing wearing Zuckerberg masks and #DeleteFacebook shirts

The program will reward people with first-hand knowledge

Facebook said the personal information of up to 87 million users may have been shared with Cambridge Analytica

The prospect of new laws that restrict Facebook and other internet companies

The app cut ties after the British company was accused of improperly accessing data

Says I started Facebook, I run it, and I'm responsible for what happens here

Women make up a staggering 90 per cent of the cases reported to the Cybercrime circle in Lahore

The letter said that it could “silence human rights activists and citizen journalists in Vietnam”

Planned meetings at Capitol Hill are expected to continue through Monday afternoon

The company admitted about messages being vanished from people's inbox

Canadian political consultancy may have had improper access to the personal data of social media giants users

EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova will hold phone talks with Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg

Facebook made the announcement as Zuckerberg prepares to appear before Congress

A Brazilian judge ordered in April 2016 that Facebook give authorities access to the WhatsApp messages in question

The company’s shares had previously fallen 16 per cent

He accepted responsibility for hijacking of private user data and other abuses

New figure eclipses a previous estimate of 50 million

A Facebook spokesperson in Australia said the company would be 'fully responsive' to the investigation

Consulting firm hired by Trump's presidential campaign acquire Facebook users data to influence voters

As Facebook reels from a scandal over the mishandling of personal information belonging to millions of users

Just five days without Facebook is enough to reduce one’s levels of the stress hormone cortisol

He defended the company's business model and shot back at criticism from Apple CEO Tim Cook last week

Mahmood said a distinction would be made to ensure access to academic, business and research websites was not affected

The memo had not been previously reported as Facebook faces inquiries over how it handles personal information

Data miner Cambridge Analytica accessed facebook users’ personal data has heightened public concern

Facebook says a new privacy shortcuts menu will allow users to quickly increase account security

Franco was murdered March 14 and quickly hailed as an inspiring example of a black woman

'There are more than 25 million fans who engage with Playboy via our various Facebook pages'

Facebook said a new privacy shortcuts menu will allow users to quickly increase account security

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"

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

Britain's High Court to investigate claims that Cambridge Analytica may have illegally harvested Facebook data

He had begun the exchange by responding to a tweet from WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton on the #deletefacebook tag

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

The social media giant is under scrutiny following allegations that it helped influence the 2016 US election