Facebook ad feature claims to predict user’s future behaviour
Social network criticised over feature that targets users who are likely to switch to an advertiser’s rival’s product
How many people had their data harvested by Cambridge Analytica?
Estimates suggest that tens of millions were affected. But this may be a small part of the picture, says Guardian readers’ editor Paul Chadwick
Facebook paid $7.3m for Mark Zuckerberg’s security last year
The company has spent about $20m on security and private planes for Zuckerberg since 2015, citing ‘specific threats to his safety’
Why the politicians must set their sights on Facebook
The issues to tackle are political persuasion, influence and money. It may be a long wait
How Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony lurched from easy ride to headache
Facebook founder was lost for words as representatives asked questions about user tracking
The Guardian view on Facebook: time to tame the surveillance economy
Editorial: Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony to Congress told us little new, but his evasions showed that he knows which questions go to the heart of his business
Revealed: Aleksandr Kogan collected Facebook users’ direct messages
People who logged into This Is Your Digital Life shared their news feed, timeline, posts and messages
Zuckerberg certainly convinced me – to log off Facebook for good, that is
I felt little more than distaste for the tech mogul. Then I saw him before Congress, writes Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
I’m angry at Facebook – but I’m also addicted. How do I break free?
Like you, I have no idea how to wean myself off the platform, but acknowledgement is the first step to recovery
Fact-checking Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony about Facebook privacy
When it came to data collection, the CEO cleverly deflected lawmakers’ scrutiny. Here are the claims that don’t stand up
Mark Zuckerberg faces tough questions in two-day congressional testimony – as it happened
On second day, Facebook CEO faced a House hearing to address data misuse in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica revelations
Five things we learned from Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook hearing
The CEO’s privacy is as vulnerable as ours, and the social network faces a regulation battle
Hugs all round, the Zuck finds Congress a bit of a breeze
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg needn’t have worried as grilling on data misuse turns into a kid-glove stroking
Act on data privacy or we’ll regulate, UK minister tells Facebook
Digital secretary Matt Hancock says social media firm not above the law and must do more
Shhh … Alexa might be listening
Amazon has filed a patent that could allow its Echo devices to one day listen in on conversations to help with user recommendations. A handy feature or more fodder for conspiracy theories?