• Top-secret Prism program claims direct access to servers of firms including Google, Apple and Facebook• Companies deny any knowledge of program in operation since 2007

Quitting Facebook, and the hope of a new, socially conscious, open-source social network for good.

Social network categorises users based on potentially sensitive interests such as Islam or homosexuality

Firm removes category, which affected 65,000 people, from ad tools, following safety fears

Labour officials ran a secret operation to deceive Jeremy Corbyn at last year’s general election, micro-targeting Facebook adverts at the leader and his closest aides to convince them the party was...

Membership in closed groups was easily accessible before the change

2018, l'année de la fuite

In order to protect civil liberties without hampering innovation, lawmakers should require public input before surveillance tools are deployed and ensure that facial recognition databases are purged of data related to law-abiding people.

La faille de sécurité de l'application Nametests

Les géants ne jouent pas le jeu

Privacy risks with Facebook’s PII-based targeting: auditing a data broker’s advertising interface Venkatadri et al., IEEE Security and Privacy 2018 This is one of those jaw-hits-the-floor, can’t qu…

Facebook told US lawmakers that while it imposed new data-sharing restrictions on most app developers in May 2015, 61 companies received a special 'one-time' extension.

The social network has been ordered by a UK judge to reveal who told it to delete the profile of a jazz musician

Un cran supplémentaire dans la surveillance ?

Des mesures de protection jugées insuffisantes

Zuckerberg said that both Buddhists and the Rohingya were being incited towards violence in messages sent on the website.

A probe into human rights abuses against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar holds Facebook to account.