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  • The Defense Information Systems Agency, which oversees secure communications for high-level government officials and the president, said personal data, including Social Security numbers, may have been “compromised” in a data breach between May and June of last year, according to a letter sent to potential victims. (Reuters)
  • Facebook Inc. chose not to remove most of the pages listed in “Project P,” a category for posts that disseminated false news, in the wake of the 2016 presidential election after the company’s most senior Republican, Joel Kaplan, argued that the move would disproportionately target conservatives, according to people familiar with the matter. Facebook denied it crafted its policies based on political calculations and said it remains “committed to seeking outside perspectives and building a platform for all ideas.” (The Washington Post)

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