Aleksandr Kogan, the Russian-American academic at the center of the Cambridge Analytica controversy, has been relatively vocal yet strikingly calm in public since news broke that the company had acquired personal information from more than 50 million Facebook accounts and later used it to boost Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Cambridge Analytica and Facebook have both blamed Kogan for the imbroglio, though he’s denied any wrongdoing.
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