With CEO Mark Zuckerberg announcing a thorough investigation on March 21, the social media platform is said to have looked into more than thousand apps and revisited their access.
“There is a lot more work to be done to find all the apps that may have misused people’s Facebook data — and it will take time,” Archibong added.
The Cambridge Analytica scandal, that even invited bashing from celebrities, resulted in Facebook taking a massive plunge in market value. In the apparent fallout, Cambridge Analytica declared bankruptcy on May 2, announcing the closure of its UK and US offices. However, the social media giant — as it published its results in the last week of April — built back much of what it shed with a robust jump in quarterly profit and total users.