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Facebook has consistently denied allegations that it listens to its users' conversations through their phone's microphone, but a new document suggests the tech giant has not ruled out doing so in the future.
Facebook users have been sharing circumstantial evidence for several years that suggests Facebook snoops on their private conversations in order to deliver more personalised ads. In April, US lawmakers finally brought the concerns to CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a hearing about data misuse on the firm's platform.
The social media firm released a 454-page document this week to follow up with questions posed to Mr Zuckerberg, after he was criticised for evading some of the most important ones.
Documents can be found here:
Zuckerberg Testimony
Responses to Commerce Committee
Responses to Judiciary Committee
[Editor's Note: the two response documents are 229 and 225 pages, respectively for a total of 454 pages.]
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday June 16 2018, @07:39AM
It's already illegal in 2 party consent states and that hasn't stopped it from happening. The problem more than anything else is that there's a failure to send these kinds of creeps to prison.