The Information Commissioner's Office, the privacy regulator in the U.K., is threatening Facebook with its maximum penalty over the Cambridge Analytica user data scandal, but the punishment would be far more symbolic than it would be damaging. The maximum fine that can be levied by the ICO is 500,000 pounds, or approximately $662.5 million, which...
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July 12, 2018
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