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Post-hearing questions by Senator Blumenthal to Mark Zuckerberg
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However, in a March 7, 2018 correspondence provided to the U.K. Parliament regarding Paul-Olivier Dehaye’s legal request for personal data, Facebook’s Privacy Operations Team acknowledged that the DYI tool does not provide records stored in its ‘Hive’ database
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This answer appears to confirm that the Facebook ‘Pixel’ web tracking system and other records are stored and combined with profile information, but not provided to users. Since then, WIRED magazine and academic researchers have noted the omission from the DYI tool of other pieces of data that Facebook is known to collect.
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June 2018
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