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Apps/SoftwareSouth Korea Slaps Meta With $15.67 Million Fine for Misusing Sensitive User Databy Jose Enrico
Apps/SoftwareSupreme Court to Review Facebook's Bid to Dismiss Shareholder Lawsuit Over Data Misuse Scandalby Jose Enrico
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