Furthermore, Facebook continued to give certain developers access to the "friends"' personal data until 2018 although the social network had announced in 2014 that it no longer allowed third-party developers to collect data about the friends of app users. Moreover, Facebook didn't screen developers or their apps before giving them access to this massive amount of data that users had designated as private. When Facebook learned that app developers were violating the company's terms, the enforcement action against developers was often influenced by how much advertising money developers spent on Facebook. The FTC agreed on a new settlement, fining Facebook US$ 5bn last July and asking the company to further tweak its privacy practices and corporate structure, and change the role played by its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, in running the company. The investigation run by ICO in Britain also resulted in an agreement.