Facebook May Have Consent, But Not Approval

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Facebook’s house of cards has taken yet another tumble today after Ars Technica revealed that Facebook tracks call and text message data from Android phones. The report originally claimed that Facebook did so without user consent, however the company released a statement that began with: “You may have seen some recent reports that Facebook has

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