Senate committee presses Meta over data access by developers in “high risk” countries, per 2018 app audit

Facebook’s murky history of letting third party apps help themselves to user data which you may recall blew up into a major global privacy scandal back in 2018 (aka, Cambridge Analytica), gouging the company’s stock price, leading to its founder being hauled in front of Congress — and finally, in mid 2019, to a $5BN settlement with the FTC over what sometimes got euphemistically reported as ‘privacy lapses’ — appears to be coming back to haunt it via unsealed legal discovery.
Internal documents in a related privacy litigation that emerged late last month hav

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