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May 2014: Wylie directs Kogan & Chancellor from Cambridge University to set up GSR to harvest data for SCL.
June: Chancellor requests his Cambridge U logs to be scrubbed
Dec: Harry Davies from The Guardian asks SCL about commercial relationship with GSR to acquire its database.
June: Chancellor requests his Cambridge U logs to be scrubbed
Dec: Harry Davies from The Guardian asks SCL about commercial relationship with GSR to acquire its database.
Sep 2015: Chancellor leaves GSR.
Nov 9: Facebook hires Chancellor.
Dec 9: Guardian’s Harry Davies contacts FB UK for comment on his pending report. Davies escalated to FB HQ.
Dec 11: Guardian’s Harry Davies breaks data harvesting scandal on Cruz Campaign. FB contacts SCL.
Nov 9: Facebook hires Chancellor.
Dec 9: Guardian’s Harry Davies contacts FB UK for comment on his pending report. Davies escalated to FB HQ.
Dec 11: Guardian’s Harry Davies breaks data harvesting scandal on Cruz Campaign. FB contacts SCL.
Despite specific questions about Chancellor by UK Parliament and US Congress probes, Facebook refuses to explain details about his hire and why he was dismissed per internal investigation. It remains suspicious to this day, moreso after @podehaye’s FOI on his CU log scrubbing.
Helps to show us why the lawsuit against FB by Washington DC AG closes the loop. How could FB justify working alongside CA/SCL embedded in Parscale’s digital op in summer of 2016 knowing they were collaborating with a known bad actor, GSR/SCL/CA?
When you see #TheGreakHack on Netflix later this year, you will see hard evidence on screen that CA/SCL did not delete the Facebook data long after they claimed and certified. Concerns remain that illegal data was used to elect Cruz, Trump, et al, aided and abetted by Facebook.
Because of #TheGreatHack revelations, Kaiser’s lawyer is commenting in public. Interesting details in this clip, including claim that CA methods were effective on 6% of the electorate, just enough to do some damage on thin margins, perhaps. msnbc.com/stephanie-ruhl…
