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Mar 27 2018 11:15AM

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Apple, IBM chiefs call for more data oversight after Facebook leak

Executives from Apple and IBM have called for more oversight on how personal data is used following the Facebook leak that saw roughly 50 million users' data misused by consultancy Cambridge Analytica. Speaking at the China Development Forum in Beijing, Apple chief Tim Cook said "well-crafted" ...

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