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Facebook Blocks Accounts Investigating Disinfo On Facebook

Facebook Blocks Accounts Investigating Disinfo On Facebook
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FTC Criticizes Facebook Over Disabling Accounts Of NYU Researchers

FTC Criticizes Facebook Over Disabling Accounts Of NYU Researchers
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KUOW - Facebook Boots NYU Disinformation Researchers Off Its Platform And Critics Cry Foul

Facebook cut off access to NYU researchers studying political ads and COVID misinformation, saying their work violated its terms of service. Credit: AFP via Getty Images Facebook Boots NYU Disinformation Researchers Off Its Platform And Critics Cry Foul By at 3:45 pm NPR Facebook has blocked a team of New York University researchers studying political ads and COVID misinformation from accessing its site, a move that critics say is meant to silence research that makes the company look bad. The researchers at the NYU Ad Observatory launched a tool last year to collect data about the political ads people see on Facebook. Around 16,000 people have installed the browser extension. It enables them to share data on which ads they re shown and why those ads were targeted at them with the researchers.

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Facebook Boots NYU Disinformation Researchers Off Its Platform And Critics Cry Foul

Josh Edelson / AFP via Getty Images Facebook has blocked a team of New York University researchers studying political ads and COVID misinformation from accessing its site, a move that critics say is meant to silence research that makes the company look bad. The researchers at the NYU Ad Observatory launched a tool last year to collect data about the political ads people see on Facebook. Around 16,000 people have installed the browser extension. It enables them to share data on which ads they re shown and why those ads were targeted at them with the researchers. Facebook said on Tuesday it had disabled the researchers personal accounts, pages, apps and access to its platform.

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Facebook sparks row by cutting off researchers

Facebook sparks row by cutting off researchers Issued on: 05/08/2021 - 02:20 Facebook cited privacy concerns in cutting off a research project on political misinformation, but critics said the move goes against transparency OLIVIER DOULIERY AFP/File 2 min Washington (AFP) Facebook has cut off some academic researchers for scraping data from the platform, sparking a fresh controversy about the leading social network s transparency to outside experts studying misinformation and abusive content. The California tech giant acted late Tuesday to block the research from New York University s Ad Observatory Project, citing privacy concerns. Facebook product management director Mike Clark said the accounts from the project were disabled to stop unauthorized scraping and protect people s privacy in line with our privacy program.

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