Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had to hear before the US Congress after a scandal in March.
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the fraud department of the Ministry of Justice and other agencies, is reviewing and investigating Facebook. No information about a trial will be opened yet.
Facebook's scandal began in March last year, associated with the name Cambridge Analytica - the company that started the first and biggest Facebook scandal, when more than 50 million Facebook users were exposed. After that, the largest social network on the planet is continuously involved in a series of other scandals.
Criminally investigated Facebook information comes at the same time that this social network has a problem that cannot be accessed globally. Many Facebook and Instagram users around the world have responded that they cannot log in to their accounts, lucky accounts that are logged in can make some other mistakes.
two children from illinois are suing google for allegedly collecting biometric data, including face scans, of millions of students through the search giant's software tools for classrooms.
recently, a program called data abuse bounty of facebook has been implemented. accordingly, any organization or individual who finds a new data vulnerability will be awarded a prize worth up to $ 40,000.
you may want to save personal data on facebook to your computer before deleting your account, or simply to keep away. facebook warns users to save data to a safe place on a computer because it contains a lot of personal information. here's how.
according to the bcc report, a group of hackers are selling personal message content of 81,000 facebook accounts hacked on the internet for $ 0.1 per facebook account.
for many years, computer forensics has emerged as an especially important aspect in the field of computer science in general and in particular investigation.
on the second day of the us congress hearing, mark zuckerberg revealed some information about their gathering of users' data even when they were not using facebook.