Congress last week asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, about the information of collecting users data and how Facebook tracks you even when you’re logged out.

Controversy about Cambridge Analytica, a digital Agency which had run Trump presidential campaign that improperly obtained data of about 87 million Facebook users without their permission thus bought Facebook’s data collection practices under scrutiny. The data which was collected by Cambridge University researcher named Aleksandr Kogan through a personality quiz app legitimately, he then broke Facebook’s terms of service by passing on the data to Cambridge Analytica.

Those who had already watched Zuckerberg’s grilling session he had explained a few of the basics to the congressmen that day. Facebook went into more depth about how it tracks you even when you’re logged out and also when you are around the Internet browsing consuming content. Read More: https://bit.ly/2qPIL93