Facebook has published its biennial transparency report detailing government agencies’ intervention to individual’s information on Thursday. At the same time, the social media site predicts for an end of such practice since promulgation of new Email Privacy Act. The act has been passed on the previous day by the House of Representatives.
A string of legal fees that stemmed from a single Facebook post might leave Matthew and Annette Palmer from Sydney, Australia bankrupt. Their legal battles, however, will not stop anytime soon as their opponent is still seeking ways to have Mr. Palmer indicted for perjury.
Uber's transparency report indicated that the company gave information of its users and drivers to law enforcement agencies and regulators in aid of investigations. Users, however, raised concerns over their privacy and security.
Minister Som Soeun was accused by Opposition Leader, Sam Rainsy, of harboring likes from "click farms." In his post, Rainsy alleged Soeun of receiving a message from an Undersecretary of State directing him to campaign for Cambodia Prime Minsiter's facebook page. Soeun answers with a lawsuit against Rainsy for "twisting the truth."
