Apple, Amazon and many other firms granted special access to Facebook users' data, claims report
Facebook has 'work to do to regain people's trust' concedes privacy director
Another bad news day for Facebook
A report in the New York Times today claims that Facebook gave special access to more than 150 companies, including Microsoft, Apple and Amazon. NYT reporters say they are in possession of hundreds...
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