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    EasyJet is appealing to the Instagram generation, "Campaign" reveals, through a new booking process that lets a traveller upload a picture from the visual social media site to find out about the cost of flying there and then book a seat.
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    It is hardly the start to its conference the Conservatives could have hoped for. "The Guardian" has spotted a major security lapse within the app for the event, which offers personal details of the party's top politicians.
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    A committee of MPs is calling on Mark Zuckerberg to travel to the UK to explain what it deems a "cavalier attitude" to data security, following news that 50m Facebook users have had their accounts compromised, "The Telegraph" reveals.
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    Mobile Marketing has got the calculator out to determine that under GDPR rules, Facebook could face a fine of GBP1.2bn or $1.4 for the data breach unveiled last week, which saw the personal information of 50m users put at risk.
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