Cambridge Analytica planned to offer its own cryptocurrency and offer it in an ICO
The coin would allow people to store their personal data online and then willingly sell it to advertisers
Supreme Court dismisses privacy case against Microsoft after Cloud Act passes
The court fight dates back to 2013
Judge says class action suit against Facebook over facial recognition tech can go ahead
More privacy-related problems for Facebook
France is scared of Telegram, so they are making their own encrypted messaging app
Citing worries over snooping by Russian and US governments
Study discovers thousands of Google Play apps that are improperly tracking children
Potentially violating the COPPA law
Facebook's data scandal hasn't had much impact on user behavior, exec says
Facebook isn't anticipating any major changes to its revenue or business model
Amazon patent could let Alexa listen in on conversations and discover your tastes
People have been accusing Facebook of using this technology for years
Zuckerberg assures Congress that Facebook is not listening to users' conversations
A conspiracy theory that's been around for years
Steam Spy says it is shutting down due to Valve's privacy update
A victim of tightening user privacy
Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg comes out unscathed after first day of congressional hearing
Interesting and funny bits, including the CEO's leaked notes
Facebook suspends second company for using Cambridge Analytica-style methods
Facebook is clamping down on data analysis firms
Facebook unexpectedly cripples third-party developers with security changes
Devs were only notified of API changes after they had taken effect
Facebook simplifies its Terms of Service and Data Policy
Users have a week to look over the proposed changes and provide feedback
Facebook: most users have had their profile data scraped; Cambridge Analytica scandal affected 87 million
Will Facebook's privacy nightmare ever end?
Facebook apologizes for saving your unpublished videos
FB rep blames the archiving on a 'bug' and promises videos will be deleted
Cambridge Analytics data still available online despite claims they destroyed it
Channel 4 News was still able to obtain profiling information for 136,000 Colorado residents
Facebook adding options for deleting your data to mobile app
Social media giant wants to earn back you trust by providing 'transparency' and options
FTC confirms it is investigating Facebook over privacy concerns
'Non-public' investigation will look into privacy practices
Facebook has been collecting detailed call and text logs for years
The true extent of Facebook's data harvesting is surprising people
Zuckerberg responds with open letter on the Cambridge Analytica scandal: a recap
CEO apologizes, "we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data"
Telegram's appeal against handing over encryption keys in Russia is rejected
But it will appeal again
Google is receiving police requests for data from all mobile users near crime locations
GPS can be turned off but users can still be tracked through Wi-Fi and cellular network usage
MoviePass CEO backpedals on customer tracking
The app does not track your every move after all ... now
Opinion: Is it too late for data privacy?
There are some who question whether the concept of personal privacy has essentially disappeared into the digital ethers