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Facebook said Monday that it has suspended “around 200” applications from its platform “pending a thorough investigation into whether they did in fact misuse any data.”
Vice president of product partnerships Ime Archibong provided an update on Facebook’s app investigation and audit in a Newsroom post, saying that “thousands” of apps have been investigated to date.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg first announced the investigation and audit in a March 21 Facebook post.
Archibong said that if Facebook finds that apps misused user data, those apps will be banned permanently, and users will be notified via the same web page that informed them if their data was misused by Cambridge Analytica.
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