[yesthatjallen]

Zuckerberg: From liberal social justice hero to reviled zero.

[SaveFerris]

[LegendHasIt]

"Facebook gave more user data access to tech firms than previously known"

Oh, it was known, by those paying attention. What the headline should say is:
"Facebook gave more user data access to tech firms than previously ADMITTED."

[4Liberty]

[fella]

Why do all my apps need access to all my files, pictures, cameras and microphones?

[UCANSEE2]

I always assumed that Facebook gave out every bit of data they got to those who pay for it.

[Fedora]

"The plaintiffs allege that Facebook routinely scans those URLs for advertising and other user-targeting data — and claim that by maintaining those records in a searchable form, Facebook is violating both the Electronic Communications Privacy Act and California Invasion of Privacy Act.": Lawsuit claims Facebook illegally scanned private messages: Links from private messages were funneled to a searchable database, plaintiffs allege (05/09/2016)

[Trumpnado2016]

Their business model is to collect your data and then sell it. But the naive public thinks that they are getting something for nothing.

[elbook]

I smell a great opportunity for some people to sue these privacy abusers for many many billions of dollars