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Cambridge Analytica Wasn't The Only Firm Stealing Facebook User Data
Video Credit: Wochit News - Duration: 00:42s - Published on April 17, 2018< > Embed Cambridge Analytica Wasn't The Only Firm Stealing Facebook User Data As 87 million users had Facebook data compromised from a single Cambridge Analytica app. But CA could have used at least two other apps to access data. Former CA employee Brittany Kaiser testified before a committee of U.K. Parliament members. She said CA's culture was a bit 'Wild West' when it came to scraping and reselling user data. She also said other companies were doing similar things, with different apps.

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Cambridge Analytica Wasn't The Only Firm Stealing Facebook User Data

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