Facebook said it suspended tens of thousands of apps for violating its rules around accessing and sharing information and for failing to respond to company requests
Facebook Inc. said it suspended tens of thousands of apps for violating its rules around accessing and sharing information and for failing to respond to company requests, a disclosure that comes after the social-networking company was hit with a record $5 billion fine in July for failing to protect its users.
In a blog post Friday, Facebook said the suspended apps are associated with about 400 developers, though many were still in test phases. The company said it also banned some apps permanently and that it recently filed...
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