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In the amidst of the controversy surrounding "Cambridge Analytica Breach", Facebook has taken yet another measure to further eliminate privacy concerns on their platform. 

Facebook has now introduced a new option which will let users remove 3rd party apps in bulk, while before you had to select each 3rd Party apps to be able to remove them individually. 

To access this feature simply log in to your account and click on the Apps section at the left side. Now you can select which apps you may want to remove it.

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It is an excellent feature especially for those who had integrated hundreds of 3rd party apps into their facebook account and also enables to protect users from exploitation against applications they don't use.  

<a href="https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/3/17194116/facebook-bulk-data-removal-tool-cambridge-analytica">Original Source </a>