Facebook alleges that OneAudience “improperly accessed and collected user data” by paying app developers to install a malicious software development kit in its apps.
- Security researchers had first flagged OneAudience’s behavior to Facebook and other affected companies
- Facebook took measures such as disabling apps and sending the company a cease and desist letter
- NOTE: November 25, 2019,
Facebook, Twitter Say Hundreds Gave Improper Data Access: CNBC
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