It was a small but passionate group at the entrance to Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters midday Thursday. Armed with signs demanding, "Facebook transparency now" and Facebook-esque "dislike" signs, a handful of privacy activists spoke out about the social media giant's recent data scandal. One woman was in full wizard garb with a sign that read: "Facebook privacy settings should not need a computer wizard." SEE ALSO: Facebook says Cambridge Analytica got data on up to 87 million users The...
It was a small but passionate group at the entrance to Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters midday Thursday. Armed with signs demanding, "Facebook transparency now" and Facebook-esque "dislike" signs, a handful of privacy activists spoke out about the social media giant's recent data scandal. One woman was in full wizard garb with a sign that read: "Facebook privacy settings should not need a computer wizard." SEE ALSO: Facebook says Cambridge Analytica got data on up to 87 million users The...
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