thanks. It's a nuanced read. Legal claims against FB are uphill battle. But Cambridge is different. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

you're a pioneer! the "breach" changed the calculus. Cambridge Analytica is now vulnerable to legal claims in the US. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

Facebook users whose data was harvested by Cambridge Analytica may have viable legal claims. https://t.co/9P00fIBlTB HT @profcarroll — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

thanks – great info! — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

Where did Cambridge Analytica get the data, who did they share it with, and do we have a right to opt out? https://t.co/8kMxTf99Dr — Fast Company (@FastCompany) April 2, 2018

Wow. Panera Bread does not take data security very seriously. The company had to be breach-shamed into action. https://t.co/kXk2F2L2eK HT @briankrebs — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

gotcha! what's the percentage of heard vs. haven't heard? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

Joel Winston: Mad that Facebook has your data? Here's why you can't sue to get it back. https://t.co/O0ptHsDFXp via @NBCNewsTHINK — NBC News (@NBCNews) April 3, 2018

definitely. thanks! also interesting that 100% heard the news stories about Cambridge Analytica. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018

thanks Matt! interesting survey results, esp. user frequency. 50% use multiple times daily; 18% once a day; and 14% several times per week. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) April 3, 2018