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'); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Dec 16, 2020 8:52 AM PT A demand for a massive amount of data from nine technology companies -- including Facebook and Twitter -- has been made by the Federal Trade Commission in what could be a prelude to regulation on the handling data by the industry. The demand made Monday by the FTC seeks to obtain information on how many users the companies have, how active the users are, what the companies know about them, how they got that information, and what steps the companies take to continue to engage users. The agency also wants to know how social media and v...

Convention and i'd have to throw the -- make a deal with somebody. i didn't want to have a candidate running with me the whole time and then throw them over the side. but it would be very unconventional. i actually think it would be good for biden to do it. our party is young. they're of color. and they're female. and joe is older and he's not the only older candidate but we cannot win with two white guys at the top of the ticket. and i can't think of anything that's going to energize the ticket more than having somebody who looks like the democratic party running with him. i think doing it ea...

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Grab so many people's data. now, cambridge analytica says we didn't use the facebook data to help the trump campaign but a whistleblower begs to differ. he's given interview to the guardian in the uk and "the new york times" in the u.s. he says he has a lot of regrets about how he worked with cambridge analytica on this data project. sth what said to the guardian in the sin sane. the company that created psychological pro fiefls 230 million americans now they want to get contracts and work with the pentagon? it's like nixon on steroids. that's high this matter snou on a writer -- the election ...

270,000 people. then you connect all of their friends, and before you know it, you have 50 million facebook users' information. that's what was really remarkable about using this personality quiz to then go and grab so many people's data. now, cambridge analytica says we didn't use the facebook data to help the trump campaign, but a whistle blower named christopher wily begs to differ. he's given an interview to the guardian in the uk and in the u.s., and he says he has a lot of regrets about how he worked with cambridge analytica on this type of data project. he said this is insane, the compa...