Originally published: B&T, 12 April 2018
The recent Facebook data breach scandal — which revealed over 87 million users’ data had potentially been improperly obtained and used by a political consultancy Cambridge Analytica to target U.S. and British voters in the close-run elections of Brexit and the US Presidency — has placed a global spotlight on the value of our personal data.
To discover how this revelation has affected public sentiment around their trust in Facebook, and the use of their personal data in general, global media and technology company Pureprofile conducted nationally representative surveys across its Australian, New Zealand, British and U.S panelists, to discover if the #DeleteFacebook movement will take hold. Read more >
