Mozilla ‘presses pause’ on Facebook ads over data-mining claims
Non-profit organisation behind Firefox browser announces move after Cambridge Analytica revelations
Minister forced to change his own app after data-mining complaints
Culture secretary Matt Hancock said app designed to engage with constituents was changed after criticism that it was harvesting data
Mark Zuckerberg apologises for Facebook’s ‘mistakes’ over Cambridge Analytica
Following days of silence, CEO announces Facebook will change how it shares data with third-party apps and admits ‘we made mistakes’
Are Cambridge Analytica’s insights even that insightful?
Facebook thinks I like snow and a small dog I’ve never heard of. What else has the data got wrong?
Why have we given up our privacy to Facebook and other sites so willingly?
Cambridge Analytica’s ransacking of millions of Facebook users’ data has triggered a backlash against the social network – and highlighted how much personal information we share without thinking of the consequences
The Guardian view on big tech: a new era needs new rules
Editorial: Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon are too big and too powerful. Regulation has to catch up with the changing character of the digital economy
Australia’s major parties defend privacy exemption over Cambridge Analytica
Legal experts call for end to use of voters’ personal information, with Privacy Commissioner questioning whether it’s ‘appropriate in the current environment’
Facebook whistleblower gives evidence to MPs on Cambridge Analytica row – as it happened
Follow Sandy Parakilas’s evidence to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee as it unfolded
The evil genius of Cambridge Analytica was to exploit those we trust most
We trust our friends far more than any institution – a vulnerability Cambridge Analytica exploited via Facebook. But we won’t be so trusting again
How Blockchain could help us take back control of our privacy
The Cambridge Analytica breaches show the dangers of leaking personal, sensitive data online – but there’s a way to avoid this, says writer Josh Hall
Cambridge Analytica sets quandary for right: hate Facebook, love Trump
The scandal of the data mining company produced complicated feelings on the right as hatred of big tech companies vied with sensitivity about Trump’s victory
Facebook, Google and Amazon could pay ‘fair’ tax under EU plans
Tech firms would pay wherever they have digital presence, regardless of staff location
Tory donors among investors in Cambridge Analytica parent firm
SCL Group’s shareholders and officers have included two former Tory ministers
Facebook scandal: I am being used as scapegoat – academic who mined data
Cambridge University researcher Aleksandr Kogan says he is being unfairly blamed by Facebook and Cambridge Analytica
The Cambridge Analytica saga is a scandal of Facebook’s own making
Facebook has worked tirelessly to gather as much data on users as it could – and to profit from it, says Guardian columnist John Harris