File:Facebook Under Fire for Data Misuse.webm
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English: Facebook is coming under intense criticism following reports that information from 50 million users was gathered by a voter data firm. Lawmakers are demanding answers, and Facebook stock has lost about $35 billion in its value. Michelle Quinn reports on the threats the company faces. |
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Source | https://www.voanews.com/a/facebook-under-fire-data-misuse/4309884.html |
Author | Michelle Quinn |
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