Mozilla launches a petition asking Facebook to do more for user privacy

In the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica debacle, Facebook has been roundly criticized for not only its handling of the situation, but also its attitude to privacy in general. The criticism comes not only from users, but also politicians and technology firms. The latest company to speak out is Mozilla. After it was revealed that the personal data of 50 million Facebook users was shared without consent, Mozilla is calling on the social network to ensure that user privacy is protected by default, particularly when it comes to apps. See also: Facebook suspends Trump campaign's data analytics team, Cambridge Analytica,… [Continue Reading]