Amazon’s facial recognition software has been drawing a lot of controversies lately and it seems the matter has finally reached the company’s shareholders.

After a report released by the New York Times, Facebook has acknowledged it gave the companies access to data including sensitive private messages.

Google says it won’t sell any facial recognition products until it has policies and additional safeguards to make sure the controversial technology is not abused.

Twitter confirmed on Thursday that it has recorded a bigger than expected decline in the number of active monthly users during the third quarter of 2018. Despite this, Twitter’s ad revenue was up by 29% surpassing Wall Street’s expectations for the period under review.

Google is not aiming its superior AI programming toward combating robocalls to phones.

Google has become yet another high profile Silicon Valley tech giant to be engulfed in a privacy breach scandal. A bug in the API for Google+ had been allowing third-party applications and their developers to access data from Google+ users without permission.