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Facebook Asked Blogger Who Purchased User Data To Keep Quiet

Posted on October 26, 2012 by pogowasright.org

David Copeland writes:

The Bulgarian blogger and digital rights activist who made headlines when he reported acquiring more than one million Facebook data entries said Friday he is cooperating with Facebook as it conducts an internal investigation, but won’t comply with the company’s request to remove blog posts or not talk about the investigation.

Good for him.

Read more on ReadWrite.

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