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The Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Data, Democracy, and the Future of PrivacyDive into the explosive true story of one of the most infamous data scandals of the digital era. The Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Data, Democracy, and the Future of Privacy unveils how a little-known political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, harnessed the personal data of up to 87 million Facebook users-without their consent-through a deceptively simple personality quiz app, "This Is Your Digital Life." Backed by influential figures like billionaire Robert Mercer and strategist Steve Bannon, the firm turned this d...
The Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Data, Democracy, and the Future of Privacy
Dive into the explosive true story of one of the most infamous data scandals of the digital era. The Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Data, Democracy, and the Future of Privacy unveils how a little-known political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, harnessed the personal data of up to 87 million Facebook users-without their consent-through a deceptively simple personality quiz app, "This Is Your Digital Life." Backed by influential figures like billionaire Robert Mercer and strategist Steve Bannon, the firm turned this data into a powerful weapon, crafting psychographic profiles to influence two seismic political events: the 2016 U.S. presidential election and the Brexit referendum.
This gripping narrative exposes the mechanics of the scandal-how a single app exploited Facebook's lax policies to harvest vast troves of personal information, from likes to private messages, and how Cambridge Analytica used it to target voters with precision-tailored messages that preyed on their deepest fears and desires. Key players like data scientist Aleksandr Kogan, who built the app, and whistleblower Christopher Wylie, who revealed the truth, come to life as the book traces the scandal's global reach, from the U.S. and UK to elections in Kenya, Nigeria, and India.
Beyond the shocking events, this book probes the profound consequences: a $5 billion fine for Facebook, the collapse of Cambridge Analytica, and a worldwide reckoning with data privacy. It explores the fragility of democracy in an age where technology can manipulate free will, the ethical breaches that left millions exposed, and the urgent need for stronger protections. From the #DeleteFacebook movement to the rise of laws like Europe's GDPR, the aftermath is a testament to a betrayed generation's fight for control over their digital lives.
More than a recounting of a scandal, this is a clarion call to action. It challenges readers to confront the power of big tech, the erosion of privacy, and the future of democratic integrity. With insights into emerging solutions like blockchain and decentralized systems, it offers hope amid the chaos-a vision of a world where technology empowers rather than exploits. Join the global conversation about data, trust, and the choices shaping our future. This is not just a story about a breach-it's a story about us, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Dive into the explosive true story of one of the most infamous data scandals of the digital era. The Cambridge Analytica Scandal: Data, Democracy, and the Future of Privacy unveils how a little-known political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, harnessed the personal data of up to 87 million Facebook users-without their consent-through a deceptively simple personality quiz app, "This Is Your Digital Life." Backed by influential figures like billionaire Robert Mercer and strategist Steve Bannon, the firm turned this data into a powerful weapon, crafting psychographic profiles to influence two seismic political events: the 2016 U.S. presidential election and the Brexit referendum.
This gripping narrative exposes the mechanics of the scandal-how a single app exploited Facebook's lax policies to harvest vast troves of personal information, from likes to private messages, and how Cambridge Analytica used it to target voters with precision-tailored messages that preyed on their deepest fears and desires. Key players like data scientist Aleksandr Kogan, who built the app, and whistleblower Christopher Wylie, who revealed the truth, come to life as the book traces the scandal's global reach, from the U.S. and UK to elections in Kenya, Nigeria, and India.
Beyond the shocking events, this book probes the profound consequences: a $5 billion fine for Facebook, the collapse of Cambridge Analytica, and a worldwide reckoning with data privacy. It explores the fragility of democracy in an age where technology can manipulate free will, the ethical breaches that left millions exposed, and the urgent need for stronger protections. From the #DeleteFacebook movement to the rise of laws like Europe's GDPR, the aftermath is a testament to a betrayed generation's fight for control over their digital lives.
More than a recounting of a scandal, this is a clarion call to action. It challenges readers to confront the power of big tech, the erosion of privacy, and the future of democratic integrity. With insights into emerging solutions like blockchain and decentralized systems, it offers hope amid the chaos-a vision of a world where technology empowers rather than exploits. Join the global conversation about data, trust, and the choices shaping our future. This is not just a story about a breach-it's a story about us, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
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