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Facebook’s parent company deletes accounts linked to seven private surveillance companies.
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Facebook’s parent company deletes accounts linked to seven private surveillance companies.
WASHINGTON — Facebook owner Meta Platforms Inc is calling out half a dozen private surveillance companies for hacking or other abuses, accusing them in a report published Thursday (Dec 16) of collectively targeting about 50,000 people across its platforms. The company's fight with the spy firms comes amid a wider move by American tech companies, US lawmakers and President Joe...
The companies targeted 50,000 users in 100 countries including journalists, dissidents, activists, politicians and clergy, Meta said.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 17, 2021 (BSS/AFP) - Facebook parent Meta on Thursday banned a series of "cyber mercenary" groups, and
New Zealand also named as a customer of 'webint' surveillance firm.