"Use of Portal is subject to additional terms and policies, including the Facebook Data Policy and the Facebook TOS." #privacy #portal #data — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) October 8, 2018

Google’s lawyers advised the company to keep it quiet, fearing a "Cambridge Analytica" moment of public outrage. https://t.co/n7fK22Idkb — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) October 8, 2018

Toddler YouTube is a largely unregulated, data-driven grab for toddlers' attention. https://t.co/zI5lwjwXhI #Google #privacy #adtech — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) October 8, 2018

“I do not believe Brett Kavanaugh was her assailant.”—Senator Susan Collins judging Christine Blasey Ford. https://t.co/qFDXsZZdfV — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) October 7, 2018

Fourteen months in Afghanistan. https://t.co/Chz2mjMP46 — Richard Allen Smith, well regulated militant (@rockrichard) October 2, 2018

Stealing Experian credit freeze PINs was as easy as ‘none of the above’ https://t.co/iP68TwzE0h pic.twitter.com/56TK5yawuy — Bob Sullivan (@RedTapeChron) October 5, 2018

Equifax’s records on any given individual typically stretch across hundreds or thousands of pages. https://t.co/02yS7tzbTx #data #privacy — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) October 2, 2018

the scale and scope of this incident is staggering https://t.co/z1eVgSLqyN — Lily Hay Newman (@lilyhnewman) September 28, 2018

We are trying to create a dynamic of distributed citizens collaborating on the reverse engineering of the Facebook data breach. Given their initial announcement and how misleading it was, we feel it would be unwise to rely solely on FB to disclose information about the breach. — PersonalData.IO (@PersonalDataIO) September 29, 2018

Facebook says security flaw in 50 million accounts let hackers take over profiles https://t.co/PLzdbINK6n via @nbcnews — Claire Atkinson (@claireatki) September 28, 2018