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Brussels-style rules for the US seen as precursor to broader talks on data sharing
UK watchdog calls for Facebook’s ‘like’ button and Snap’s ‘streaks’ to be banned
Company reveals partnerships and data protection compliance for voice-activated device
Zuckerberg now sees that it would be better to have a US equivalent to EU regulations
Millions of records were stored improperly by two AWS clients
Zuckerberg promises privacy, but experts warn metadata can be mined to build behavioural profiles
Researchers find advertising monitors on official pages of 25 member states
Pioneer of the online age is out to reclaim the internet and give people control of their data
Alphabet’s video platform faces concerns over facilitation of paedophile networks
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Employers want to analyse information about staff but leaks and misuse are raising concerns
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Social media network restricted researchers from collecting data ahead of EU elections
Critics warn of a rise in dystopian uses of technology to invade privacy
