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Zuckerberg no show at international disinformation hearing
Speed Read Lawmakers from nine different countries take aim at Facebook at inaugural ‘International Grand Committee on Disinformation’ in London
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Facebook fined £500,000 over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Speed Read UK data watchdog says social media giant failed to safeguard its users’ personal information
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Facebook faces record lawsuit after huge data breach
Speed Read Civil action could conceivably include millions of claimants, after 90 million accounts were hacked
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Facebook share price sinks as China plans hit great wall
Speed Read Social media giant stocks plunge 20% after user growth stagnation
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Fresh Facebook privacy glitch hits 14 million people
Speed Read Company apologises after users unknowingly shared private posts with the public
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Vote Leave boss ordered to appear before MPs
Speed Read Motion last used in 1920 means Dominic Cummings risks being held in ‘contempt of parliament’ if he fails to show
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Why Facebook handed 60 tech companies ‘deep access’ to user data
In Depth Reports that social media site had deals with firms including Apple and Amazon raises fresh privacy concerns
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Mark Zuckerberg to appear before European Parliament
Speed Read Facebook founder to answer questions about data privacy in wake of Cambridge Analytica scandal
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Twitter embroiled in Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal
Speed Read Social media firm admits granting researcher ‘one-time’ access to tweets but denies wrongdoing
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Facebook admits collecting data from non-users
Speed Read Mark Zuckerberg also says his own information was handed over to Cambridge Analytica
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Cambridge Analytica: Facebook to contact 87 million users affected by data breach
Speed Read All 2.2 billion account holders will be sent advice on protecting their information
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Cambridge Analytica: 87m hit by Facebook data leak
Speed Read Facebook admits almost twice as many people as first thought - including 1m in the UK - were caught up in scandal
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Cambridge Analytica scandal: Mark Zuckerberg refuses to appear before MPs
In Depth Facebook will send one of his deputies to face parliamentary committee questions
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Facebook faces US privacy probe
Speed Read FTC could impose ‘massive fines’ on social media company after Cambridge Analytica claims
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