Facebook admits it did not read terms of the app that harvested data of 87 million – CNBC

By global|2018-05-04T17:24:40-04:00April 26th, 2018|Morning Thoughts by Kenny Polcari|

CNBCFacebook admits it did not read terms of the app that harvested data of 87 millionCNBCFacebook did not read the terms and services of the app that improperly shared user data with Cambridge Analyt…

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Facebook admits it did not read terms of the app that harvested data of 87 million – CNBC

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