FTC considering taking ‘direct aim’ at Mark Zuckerberg as it investigates Facebook privacy lapses

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By Chance MillerApr 20, 2019, 9:33 am1.2k ptsHotTop
The Federal Trade Commission started investigating Facebook in March 2018 as the Cambridge Analytica scandal unfolded. The investigation centers on whether or not Facebook broke an agreement with the FTC, made in 2011, that required the social network improve its privacy practices. Now, a report suggests that…

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