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Whoa, that post sounds like it came from the mouth of the Mercer’s themselves. Deliberately muddying the waters by referencing Obama.

Love the clap back. But that statement from CA is in essence classic deflection, a seemingly reasonable attempt at an explanation that will appeal to many but is a bald faced lie.
 

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These interviews are damning.

Facebook may have seriously fukked up way beyond what I thought previously

Apparently they could vacuum up profiles from people who didn’t even download the initial app they targeted towards people











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Now you DEFINITELY have to watch this video:






Cambridge Analytica scrambles to halt Channel 4 exposé
Firm with links to Trump election under pressure after Facebook ban over data harvesting
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Cambridge Analytica, the data firm alleged to have used the personal information of millions of Facebook users without their knowledge in its work for Donald Trump’s election campaign, is trying to stop the broadcast of an undercover Channel 4 News report in which its chief executive talks unguardedly about its practices.

Channel 4 reporters posed as prospective clients and had a series of meetings with Cambridge Analytica that they secretly filmed — including at least one with Alexander Nix, its chief executive. Channel 4 declined to comment.

Mr Nix referred the FT to Cambridge Analytica’s spokesperson when asked if he was aware of the Channel 4 report, which is due to air this week, according to people briefed on the situation. Cambridge Analytica’s spokesman declined to comment on the undercover Channel 4 report.

The company is under mounting pressure over how it uses personal data in political and election campaign work. It was banned by Facebook on Friday, which claimed it had violated the social network’s rules by failing to delete Facebook user data collected by an app for research purposes.

Press reports on Saturday claimed the company had harvested data from more than 50m profiles mostly belonging to US voters.

Christopher Wylie, a former Cambridge Analytica employee, showed documents to the New York Times, The Observer and Channel 4 News, which the news outlets said detailed a programme that used data from a survey without users’ permission. Some 270,000 users had granted permission for their data to be used for research purposes, not passed to a political data analytics firm, and they may have exposed data from their friends in the process.

Mr Nix recently told a parliamentary select committee that Cambridge Analytica did not use data from Facebook, including Facebook Likes, or any personality modelling.

Alexander Nix, Cambridge Analytica chief executive
Facebook said that in 2015 it discovered that Dr Aleksandr Kogan, a psychology professor at the University of Cambridge, had passed data collected by a personality prediction app that ran on Facebook to Cambridge Analytica.

The “this is your digital life” app was billed as a research app used by psychologists. Some 270,000 people downloaded the app, which used Facebook login details, and gave it consent to access data from their Facebook profiles including their city, the likes and information about their friends.

In a statement, Cambridge Analytica said it believed Dr Kogan’s company Global Science Research was complying with UK law. It also said the data it had received from GSR was not used during its work in the 2016 US presidential election.

“GSR was a company led by a seemingly reputable academic at an internationally renowned institution who made explicit contractual commitments to us regarding the its legal authority to license data to SCL Elections [Cambridge Analytica’s parent]. It would be entirely incorrect to attempt to claim that SCL Elections illegally acquired Facebook data,” the company wrote in a statement.

But a report in The Observer based on an interview with Mr Wylie, the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, said the number of affected profiles was far larger and more than 50m. The New York Times reported that 30m profiles contained enough data to match users to other records and build psychographic profiles.

Even if Cambridge Analytica no longer holds any Facebook data, it may have used the data to build the algorithms and profiles it now sells to political campaigns around the world and businesses. The Financial Times is among the company’s former clients, having once used Cambridge Analytica for a market research project.

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Whoa, that post sounds like it came from the mouth of the Mercer’s themselves. Deliberately muddying the waters by referencing Obama.

Love the clap back. But that statement from CA is in essence classic deflection, a seemingly reasonable attempt at an explanation that will appeal to many but is a bald faced lie.
It's amazing to read what CA tweeted over the last 24 hours. I'm surprised they are even engaging people. Whoever is running that account is very scared.
 

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Obama suggested that unarmed black people shouldn’t be met with deadly force by cops. Right wingers lost their fukkin minds. They accused him of being against any and all law enforcement.

Trump fired two FBI directior and is trying to undermine Mueller (another FBI director) for investigating him. The Right is cheering.
 

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Yet they came to the conclusion that there was no collusion...

Someone explain to me how that works...:what:

Like most things in America...

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It's amazing to read what CA tweeted over the last 24 hours. I'm surprised they are even engaging people. Whoever is running that account is very scared.

This whole affair has been eye opening.

In the process of deleting my Facebook account. When the new GDPR laws hit I want all my data off their servers.
 
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