Irish regulator fines Facebook owner €265m for privacy rules breaches

unit for “severe” privacy breaches.

“Unauthorised data scraping is unacceptable and against our rules and we will continue working with our peers on this industry challenge. We are reviewing this decision carefully,” the spokesperson said. She has always rejected such complaints, accusing critics of “superficial skimming of the surface” and “exaggeration”.

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