What are they doing? How many laws did this "secret experiment" violate? https://t.co/2CWH1jKmkL — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 20, 2018

Schrödinger’s credit score. https://t.co/uZI6GJSIvG HT @AliciaAdamczyk — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Amazon was using friend data from Facebook to take down book reviews by people who knew the author. https://t.co/xncIJaB4cF — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Facebook gave Netflix & Spotify the ability to read Facebook users’ private messages. https://t.co/zUbJXUCMM3 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Facebook sells data. Change my mind. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Facebook gave away user data in undisclosed & unconsented ways. These +150 partners used & abused the data. Facebook has no oversight. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

This is bad. "Facebook’s special sharing partnerships were hidden from extensive FTC privacy program review." https://t.co/zUbJXUCMM3 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Next up to be sued in the Facebook data kidnapping scandal: Amazon, Microsoft, Spotify, Netflix, Yahoo & +150 others https://t.co/zUbJXUCMM3 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

Show us the data-sharing agreements! https://t.co/zUbJXUCMM3 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) December 19, 2018

NYT: Facebook allowed Microsoft’s Bing search engine to see the names of virtually all Facebook users’ friends without consent and gave Netflix and Spotify the ability to read Facebook users’ private messages, as part of undisclosed special arrangements https://t.co/m5Zaz7P0Lr — Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) December 19, 2018