Data Sharing

Reports on the US Press CNN and Technology Site Wired on Tuesday.

Even after Facebook closed their platforms in 2015, it is explained in the reports that how mail apps made from Mail.com were able to access the data of Facebook users.

In a statement sent to the US Congress recently, Mail.com has created an app that can be integrated with the social giant's platform.

In 2013, after the company stopped access to data from this platform, the app makers had an additional opportunity to get a specific group data.

According to the reports of CNN and Wired, the users of Mail DotRU have received an additional two weeks in the data.

Business Insider's report said that although there was a request for comment on this, there was no immediate response from Facebook.

Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov founded the Mail DotRU with the Kremlin. Facebook's Mail.com campaign has brought some new things to surprise.

At the same time, in 2016, the US president created more information on the use of Facebook's Facebook to introduce false information and information in the election.

Former CEO and CEO of Mail.com, Yuri Miller, has invested $ 200 million to buy two percent of Facebook shares through its digital Sky Technologies.

He invested several hundred dollars in the following years. After resigning from the Mail Dotru chairman post in 2012, Milner sold his part to Facebook, said CNN's report.

In a statement given to the US media, Democrat Senator Mark Warner said, "In the last six months, we learned that the control of Facebook's data collection and usage in the third party is very low in the control of Facebook."

"Now we know that Russia's biggest technology institute, whose officials have a close relationship with Vladimir Putin, maybe combining hundreds of apps with Facebook, collecting users' data.

If that's true, we should know what information is shared with users of Mail.com and what can be done with the collected data. "