Congress has been debating a privacy law that could sharply rein in the ability of companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple to collect and make money off users’ personal data. Continue reading
LPS received a complaint last week about an intimate photo shared between an adult male and a 14-year-old girl in December 2013. Continue reading
The apps, which were made by about 400 developers, were suspended after an investigation looking into apps that accessed users’ data. Facebook says the investigation is ongoing and it has looked at millions of apps so far. Continue reading
Elections Canada documents say Canada Proud has spent more than $100,000 this campaign season boosting its online anti-Trudeau message, funded in part by several key big-ticket donors. Continue reading
In response, Facebook said: “While we cannot catch every one, we remain vigilant in this effort.” Continue reading
Is it possible for a government to enact this type of regulation, and would it actually address the problems the Greens have referenced? Global News asked three experts. Continue reading
The daughter of a former Kingston artist and teacher, is looking for lost works of her late father tom bailey. Continue reading
UK fact-checking charity Full Fact found that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s party has been funding ads on Facebook that link to a BBC article with an apparently altered headline that reads “£14 billion pound cash boost for schools.” Continue reading
People have voted and the Saskatoon Police Service’s video came in third on CBS TV special Lip Sync to the Rescue. Continue reading
U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco said users could try to hold Facebook liable under various federal and state laws for letting app developers and business partners harvest their personal data without their consent on a “widespread” basis. Continue reading