- Published on April 3, 2018
- In IT Services
Following Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Debate, Are Data Safe Havens The Answer To Rebuild Consumer Trust
- By Srishti Deoras
The Facebook Cambridge Analytica debate has taken social media users, or for that matter, everyone else for a surprise. The vulnerability of data has damaged the consumer trust to a great extent. As it revealed that data of more than 50 billion users were tampered with, it raises serious concerns over online safety and data privacy. With people being upset that FB abused their trust and with the trend #deletefacebook being on the rise, there is a need to get the situation on track.
Facebook brings new data privacy policies, but is that enough
In Jan 2018, Facebook announced to have published privacy principles for the first time, for which it rolled out educational videos to help users control who can access their information. It said that not everyone wants to share everything with ever
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Srishti Deoras
Srishti currently works as Associate Editor at Analytics India Magazine. When not covering the analytics news, editing and writing articles, she could be found reading or capturing thoughts into pictures.
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