Apr 25

Facebook Data Breach Broke Canada’s Privacy Laws, Regulators Say

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Officials from Canada have concluded that Facebook “committed serious contraventions of Canadian privacy laws” when the personal data of more than 87 million worldwide users (and 622,000 Canadians) was leaked and leveraged by Cambridge Analytica. Canada’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner said today that it planned to take Facebook to federal court and seek an…

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