TITLE: F**K Your Privacy: Facebook Secretly Sharing More Data With The US Govt Than Ever Before
SENTENCE 1: government made 32,716 requests for data in the first half of 2017 [57% of those requests coming with demands for confidentiality], a rise of 26% from the last six months of 2016.
SENTENCE 2: contained a non-disclosure order that prohibited us from notifying the user, up from 50% in our last report.”  The yearly Transparency Report, formally known as the Government Requests Report, shows the U.S.
SENTENCE 3: We’ll also keep working with partners in industry and civil society to encourage governments around the world to reform surveillance in a way that protects their citizens’ safety and security.”  Facebook has more than 2 billion users and it continues to strengthen its other platforms as well.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If you highlight the increase in government data requests without mentioning standard legal procedures (such as law enforcement investigations), or other possibly involved factors, such as rise in crime status, then you risk framing this as an intentional violation of privacy rather than a common practice in data regulation.
If you use sensationalist language implying deliberate secrecy or wrongdoing without acknowledging the public nature of transparency reports, then you risk misleading readers into believing that Facebook is engaging in covert data-sharing beyond legal obligations