The requests involved over 2,200 different accounts for user data relating to criminal cases. Facebook says that 70 per cent saw some of the data used. Commenting on the difficulties, Colin Stretch, Facebook’s general counsel, pointed out that the company's mission was to 'give people the power to share, and to make the world more open and connected. Sometimes, the laws of a country interfere with that mission, by limiting what can be shared there.' Source: itv
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