#infosec https://t.co/Dn2uNQDvmj
Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data

Data analytics firm OneAudience allegedly paid app developers to include its SDK in their code so it could harvest data from Facebook users. pic.twitter.com/6dV1fQAd23

— Charles R. Smith? (@softwarnet) February 28, 2020

Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user datahttps://t.co/5Z06yZWYAk#cybersec #facebook #infosec #data #harvest #cybercrime #cyberrisk #dataprotection #risk #compliance #hacking #malware #vulnerability pic.twitter.com/kXvMed4OO5

— Bob Nicolson (@NicolsonBray) February 28, 2020

Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data https://t.co/CpbJLFCVEd #datascience #ds

— Richard Eudes, PhD (@RichardEudes) February 28, 2020

Facebook Sues SDK Maker OneAudience For Secretly Harvesting User Data#cybersecuirty #informationsecurity #networksecurity #informationtechnology #hacking #security #facebook #privacy #malicious #vaultinfosec #wevowyoursecurity #vulnerability #websecurity https://t.co/Z3e8ZN3Y4Z

— Vault Infosec (@vaultinfosec) February 28, 2020

NEW: Facebook sues OneAudience, a New Jersey-based analytics provider

Facebook says OneAudience paid app developers to include its SDK in their code so it could harvest data from Facebook users.https://t.co/idzwXxy8Jv #tip @Techmeme pic.twitter.com/sSCq5JU6ju

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) February 27, 2020

Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data https://t.co/jW2IrrojYj via @ZDNet & @campuscodi

— Aryeh Goretsky (@goretsky) February 27, 2020

.361/ On the other hand, Facebook refuses to go after the Trump campaign, GOP or Cambridge Analytica for the same.https://t.co/xXxlr3APvl

— VelvetBIade (@VelvetBlade) February 27, 2020

#Facebook sues analytics firm for allegedly #harvesting #userdata #cybersecurity #infosec #dataprivacy #GDPR #BigData https://t.co/pVV9i2vvnD

— Bhavuk Arora (@BhaavukAroraa) February 28, 2020

Facebook is suing a company that improperly harvested user data using the “login with Facebook” feature. https://t.co/x3FW8pG57Z

— Vox (@voxdotcom) February 27, 2020

Facebook is suing a company that improperly harvested user data https://t.co/2KVfJxljtJ

— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) February 27, 2020

Facebook is suing a company that improperly harvested user data https://t.co/atunIVFeGp

— Recode (@Recode) February 27, 2020

Well now this is interesting. Yes, fb is the root of all evil, they eat small kittens for breakfast, all that.

But this is good, no? https://t.co/F71jDRzGKY

— ? ?????? 0x1338 ????? ? (@notameadow) February 27, 2020

Facebook is suing another company for improperly accessing/collecting user data. Importantly, FB leaves out lots of key details, like what kind of data was accessed and how many users were affected https://t.co/NeQJjMzOwf pic.twitter.com/OwJY76DAFB

— Karissa Bell (@karissabe) February 27, 2020

Here's what Facebook's asking:

- force OneAudience to submit to an audit so Facebook can verify they don't have any data on its users
- an injuction to prevent the analytics firm from accessing FB systems
- damages
- attorney fees, and the rest pic.twitter.com/ARiIrpaaCg

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) February 27, 2020

If you're curious about Facebook's latest platform stats:

"As of October 2019, Facebook daily active users averaged 1.62 billion and monthly active users averaged 2.44 billion." pic.twitter.com/zQiPyJA5Z1

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) February 27, 2020

In summary:
Facebook showing it’s kicking off with dodgy data dealers harvesting its user’s data https://t.co/6uvBpa1zBL

— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) February 27, 2020

Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data -
US lawsuit against OneAudience, claims that OneAudience paid app developers to install their SDK in their apps, and later used the SDK to harvest data on Facebook users.https://t.co/gzYBWPPJZW

— Simon McDougall (@simcd) February 29, 2020

Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data | ZDNet #facebook #dataprotection #datatraffic #dataownership #datamanagement #gdpr #shumtech #shumedia #datagovernance #shumevo #dataplatforms https://t.co/cEbsNJK1p5

— mon Rodriguez-Amat (@monrodriguez) February 29, 2020