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Facebook  is the largest social media company in the world, with over 2.5 billion active monthly user across multiple countries. However, the social network company is immune to allegations. On April 2021,  Facebook  came under fire when it was reported that personal data of 533 million  Facebook  users were leaked online.

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Brief background on Facebook breach of data confidentiality.. 

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Brief background on  Facebook  breach of data confidentiality.

Impact of the reported data breach scandals affected both  Facebook  and its subscribers.

Ethical considerations that must be observed by tech companies dealing with public information.

Balancing corporate interest and social responsibility on personal information.

AGENDA 1. • • •. Mary Rose Palao. Like. Comment. Share. 

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Brief  background  on the accusations thrown at  Facebook , particularly on its breach of data confidentiality.

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On Saturday, April 2021, a user in a low-level hacking forum freely published the phone numbers and personal information of hundreds of millions of Facebook users.

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Privacy Affairs compared the seller's data sample to all known Facebook leaks, and the results revealed no matches. However, upon second examination, the data appeared to be authentic. This simply means that there is latest and legitimate stolen Facebook data.

Facebook has experienced data security issues in the past, most notably when the political firm Cambridge Analytica accessed information of up to 87 million users without their knowledge.

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CONSEQUENCES OF DATA BREACH Depending on the type of data involved, the consequences can include destruction or corruption of databases, the leaking of confidential information, the theft of intellectual property, and regulatory requirements to notify and possibly compensate those affected.

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WHAT KIND OF DATA WAS LEAKED AND HOW WAS IT DONE?  Private information of users was primarily obtained by exploiting  Facebook’s  contact importer feature that allows users to find friends on social media using their phone’s contact list.

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UNIQUENESS OF THIS LEAK, AND SIMILARITY WITH OTHERS The latest instance stands out for the sheer number of accounts compromised. According to a report published by Business Insider, personal information of over half a billion  Facebook  users in 106 countries was leaked online. This includes over 32 million records on users in the U.S., 11.5 million in the U.K., and 6 million in India.

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WHERE IS THIS DATA NOW, AND FOR WHAT CAN IT BE USED? The stolen information can be used to send spam emails, make calls, mount phishing campaigns and target advertising. It can be used to plot and execute various nefarious online fraud schemes. Hackers can impersonate users and transfer cash on their behalf, without their knowledge.

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There was a massive public outrage against  Facebook  and its policies. This is what led to the stock market crash.  Facebook  had to issue an apology for their inability to manage people’s data better.

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Facebook  has also started facing increased regulatory pressures.

Lastly, many firms have stopped funding their  Facebook  ad campaigns.

Companies like Tesla, Mozilla, and Space X have stopped posting on their  Facebook  page. However, this is the latest action in a series of events.  Facebook  has also been facing a “delete  facebook ” movement on Twitter.

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ACCORDING TO THE NEW 20-YEAR SETTLEMENT ORDER

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Ethical considerations that must be observed by tech companies dealing with public information:

VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION Participants in a research study activity can opt to not partake anymore or have the rights to withdraw at their own will.

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ANONYMITY The entity does not know the identities of the participants involved and you can’t link any individual participant to their data.

INFORMED CONSENT Participants are informed about the background of the study such as purpose, benefits, risks, cost and even the potential consequences that may occur during the activity before they agree or decline to join.

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POTENTIAL FOR HARM Participation can involve harm and it can be psychological, social, legal, or physical, and can manifest as burden, anxiety, low self-esteem, public embarrassment or invasion of privacy.

RESULTS COMMUNICATION You are open with the results and you are also able to show reliability and credibility.

CONFIDENTIALITY It refers to the separation or modification of any personally identifiable information submitted by participants from the data.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY The social responsibility movement is one aspect of the overall discipline of business ethics that arose during the 1960s with increased public consciousness.

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) The idea that a business has a responsibility to the society that exists around it  (Sustainable Business Strategy). Socially Responsible - A form of self-regulation that can be expressed in initiatives or strategies, depending on an organization’s goals. Triple Bottom Line - “profit, people, planet”.

With power comes great responsibilities.  Facebook  had not fully realized the great impact, the huge power they have to do good or evil before. Influencing with the truth seems legitimate, but not with falsehoods.

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Facebook  has much more responsibility. It is much more precise, focused, and massive in the case of  Facebook  data gathering than the majority of mass media.

It is most likely that users will ignore the irresponsibility of this corporation because they are already obsessed with social media, and also users do not exercise their responsibility.

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FACEBOOK'S SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SHOULD INCLUDE PRIVACY PROTECTION

The regulation of social media is inevitable as long as there is a balance between protection, freedom of speech, and innovation. Thus, privacy protection must now be considered part of "corporate social responsibility."

Facebook  founder and CEO Mark  Zuckerberg , seemed to understand the importance of protecting both the security and privacy of  Facebook’s  billion users.

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Facebook , and other leading tech firms should join nations around the world, and declare that privacy and  cybersecurity  are human rights that must be respected.

Facebook  could take the lead to propose new laws relating to privacy protection to promote cyber security and peace.

Those efforts would only be more likely to succeed in coordination with other technology companies.

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