You Can’t Handle the Truth About Facebook Ads, New Harvard Study Shows
When you tell people you've been tracking them across the internet, they freak out and avoid buying your product, research at the Harvard Business School found.
When you tell people you've been tracking them across the internet, they freak out and avoid buying your product, research at the Harvard Business School found.
I spent two years trying to get someone to tamper with my laptop, so I could then detect it. Somewhere along the way, I realized this might never happen.
Facebook can identify people people "at risk" of jumping ship from one brand to a competitor. The technology raises ethical alarms among experts.
Facebook's CEO claimed that he didn't know information about his own company 13 times in one day of Senate testimony.
The Advertising Research Foundation is investigating its award to Cambridge Analytica in 2017, as the firm is under fire for pilfering Facebook user data.
The War on Immigrants
The hunt for a suspect provides a rare window into how ICE agents use social media and data analytics tools to find suspects.
Snowden Archive
A mysterious data source provided the spy agency with a wealth of information to identify bitcoin holders.
Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee said that if they ran the Trump-Russia inquiry, they would seek records about use of encrypted messaging apps.
Bragging about Facebook's ability to shape election outcomes via its social network probably doesn't look so great right now.
A partnership with police will permit some Amazon Echo owners to report crimes directly through their smart speakers.
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