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UK disinformation report points to more trouble for Facebook, social networks

February 20, 2019

Facebook Portal Members of Parliament are accusing Facebook of breaking privacy laws. Image credit: Facebook

 

By Sarah Ramirez

In a new report released after more than 18 months of investigations, lawmakers in the United Kingdom have accused social network Facebook of violating data privacy laws.

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