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Omar Oakes
Jul 25, 2019

Facebook finds fresh Microsoft/Sony data breach

FTC confirms $5bn Facebook fine, criticises the company's 'deceptive' behaviour, and announces it is suing Cambridge Analytica.

Playstation: Facebook identified data 'shortcomings' through the console

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