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Facebook has suspended tens of thousands of apps suspected of hoarding data
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Facebook could face billions in potential damages as court rules facial recognition lawsuit can proceed
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SEC expands its war on cryptocurrency companies with a lawsuit against Kik
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Justice Department charges Deep Dot Web administrators with money laundering
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