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Did the Trump campaign have suspicious-looking data sets? “No, not really.”
He also had some other advice for Facebook.
He looks again at his “Four” — Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple — and how things have changed in the short time since he wrote his book.
“On a scale of one to 10, Europe’s regulations [are] a nine, we’re a zero. Why can’t we get to a four or a five?”
NYU professor Scott Galloway calls for people who are concerned about privacy to elect leaders who will rein in the tech giants.
Political advertisers will also need to register with Facebook by “confirming their identity and location.”
Facebook is pushing its GDPR efforts to people outside of Europe.
The Facebook CEO issued broad talking points instead of specific answers, and regulators weren’t happy.
Zuckerberg agreed to the meeting to “clarify issues related to the use of personal data.”
“The stakes are more intense than ever.”
The Facebook CEO is going abroad.
Facebook will begin publishing more data about how many posts it takes down.
His book “Chaos Monkeys” will be out in paperback this summer.
Thousands of apps have been reviewed, and 200 have been suspended pending further review.
The “Chaos Monkeys” author, who helped Facebook develop its ad-targeting system, busts some myths on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.