The social network said researchers used "unauthorized means" to collect data from Facebook users.
The findings aren't final, and Amazon plans to appeal.
The company has also pushed back the reopening date for its US offices to October.
The online retailer's engineering project has yet to yield the fleet of delivery drones it has long been promising.
In today's top stories, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro feature a new chip and a camera bar, Ikea's air purifier looks like a side table and Amazon sets a date for its Lord of the Rings series.
It's the last day before Twitter shuts down Fleets.
So long, AT&T TV... hello again, DirecTV.
The videoconferencing company will also alert users when participants use third-party apps.
Companies could increasingly look to social media to find their dream candidates.
In today's top stories, Musk comments on an epic lawsuit, the US Department of Justice reports on hackers and the release of an action role-playing game gets pushed back.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO called Apple's App Store fees a "de facto global tax on the Internet." His comment comes ahead of a decision in the suit.
