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The famous newspaper The Washington Post writes that Facebook and Federal Trade Commission (an independent US government agency that protects the interests of consumers) agree on a “multi-billion dollar” penalty because of personal data leaks on the social network.
The publication notes that the specific amount of the transaction has not yet been established, but we can talk about the largest payments in the history of Facebook.
Recall that on October 25 last year, Office of Information Commissioner of the United Kingdom imposed a fine of 500,000 feet sterling on Facebook.
According to ICO Facebook social network from 2007-2014 without obtaining “sufficiently clear consent”, transferred user data to mobile application developers, who also obtained access to information about their friends.
As reported by “Journalist”, in the parliament the prime minister of Albania was splashed with ink on his face.
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