Analysts: Facebook May Suffer From Cambridge Analytica Fiasco
“The claim that this is a data breach is completely false,” Paul Grewal, vice president and Deputy General Counsel at Facebook, said. A Cambridge University psychology professor named Aleksandr Kogan
requested and gained access to information from Facebook users who chose to sign up to his app in 2015 – then he violated the social network’s platform. Facebook, however, may pay his actions.
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