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
MPs summon Mark Zuckerberg, saying Facebook misled them
Facebook founder is called to give evidence after revelations over data use by Cambridge Analytica
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Facebook investors may want to quiz Mark Zuckerberg
Cambridge Analytica data scandal has hit share price, so it is right to ask how the boss is running the firm
WhatsApp co-founder joins call to #DeleteFacebook as fallout intensifies
Brian Acton adds his voice to Cambridge Analytica backlash, as US agency said to be investigating social network’s mishandling of data
Commonwealth Games wifi service will mine visitors’ Facebook data
The data mining, which the Gold Coast council says is legal, will be used to market the city to tourists
Delete your account – a guide to life after Facebook
Perhaps you think you can’t possibly replace the social network – but it can be done. Here’s what you need for a Zuck-free existence
Cambridge University asks Facebook for evidence about role of academic
Institution wants Facebook to confirm Aleksandr Kogan used no university data, resources or facilities to pass data to Cambridge Analytica
Facebook: is it time we all deleted our accounts?
The Cambridge Analytica revelations may be the final nudge we need to turn away from the social network. And it’s only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to big tech harvesting private information
Cambridge Analytica may be guilty of hype. But data mining poisons our politics
Secret footage of executives boasting about psychological profiling is a red flag – our democracy really is under threat, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
Time to cut ties with the digital oligarchs and rewire the web
The Facebook scandal shows that the rules of the internet need to be written by ordinary people, not corporations, says Lizzie O’Shea, an Australian human rights lawyer, broadcaster and writer living in London
Where’s Zuck? Facebook CEO silent as data harvesting scandal unfolds
Amid calls for investigation and a #DeleteFacebook campaign, company releases an official statement but its figurehead keeps quiet
The Guardian view on data protection: informed consent needed
Editorial: When privacy becomes a commodity to be traded, the integrity of democratic politics is at risk
How to protect your Facebook privacy – or delete yourself completely
If you found the Cambridge Analytica data breach revelations deeply unsettling, read our guide to the maze of your privacy settings