Facebook gave Netflix, Lyft and other companies special access to user data, internal emails show

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The documents are under seal in a California Court, where mobile app developer Six4Three is suing Facebook, but Collins seized the documents from the founder of Six4Three while he was visiting the UK last month.

 

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Denisek45732140 User data as in what kind of shoe you're looking for not cc info or your mistress emails. You all signed up to share that data so stfu

Facebook is getting shadier by the day.

Also keep in mind, while Facebook didn't seem to have user acceptance to share such data, the organizations that accepted such data, are at least equally responsible, 'Where did this data come from? Did users agree to share this?' Netflix Lyft Others

This guy is a thug

RaxitChoudhary yashseth95 iske jaane ke din aa gaye hai

Once again, Facebook is a criminal organization and Zuckerberg is the chief criminal. deletefacebook

Robotic mf.

Another reason to short this stock.

Yeah videos proofs captured

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Internal Facebook emails show the company discussed charging for access to user dataThe documents are under seal in a California Court, where mobile app developer Six4Three is suing Facebook, but Collins seized the documents from the founder of Six4Three while he was visiting the UK last month. Fb wanted to profit giving data they took, wrong, that is so wrong, I would like to know who the purchasers of that info. would have been.
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