Facbeook unveiled a raft of measures Wednesday aimed at making it easier for users to see and access the data the social network holds on them and make changes where needed in the wake of data scandal. Facebook, embroiled in a huge data scandal which has wiped off over $100 billion in its market value, on Wednesday announced a series of privacy changes it was making to give users more control over their data.

 Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has already produced a 512GB phone, according to reports that TENNA has certified this Huawei’s new smartphone, which also sports 6GB of RAM. According to PhoneRadar, the details of the TENNA certification reveal a device from Huawei code-named NEO-AL00; it boasts a whopping 512GB of internal storage (ROM) and a massive 6GB of RAM as well.

Apple is holding an education-focused event on Tuesday that teases “creative new ideas for teachers and students.” While rumors previously suggested a cheaper MacBook will arrive soon, it appears Apple will be focusing on the iPad next week. Bloomberg reports that a “low-cost iPad” will be announced alongside new education software next week.

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has said it has cleared a number of ICT Security and Systems Infrastructure Upgrade projects of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). This is in line with NITDA’s mandate as the government’s clearing house for all IT procurement and services in the public sector.

Dropbox Inc’s shares soared around 40 percent in their market debut on Friday as investors rushed to buy into the biggest tech IPO in more than a year. The stock opened at $29 on the Nasdaq and shot up to as high as $31 in early trading. At the stock’s opening price, the company touched a market valuation of $12.67 billion, above the $10 billion valuation it had in its last private funding round.