Personal Facebook data was made publicly available on the internet, company admits

Personal Facebook data was uploaded to be publicly accessible on the internet, the company has admitted. Hundreds of millions of records which included people's activity on the site had been stored on the internet in a way that allowed anyone to access them, cybersecurity firm UpGuard found. In all, more than 540 million of the records, including account names, comments and likes, were publicly available on Amazon's cloud servers after they were uploaded by two third-party apps. We'll tell you what's true. You can form your own view.