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We dont make that mistake ever again, which is why one of the things that i announced today is that were going to do a full investigation into every app that had access to a large amount of data from around this time, before we locked down the platform. and were now not just going to take peoples word for it when they give us a legal certification, but if we see anything suspicious, which i think there probably were signs in this case that we could have looked into, were going to do a full foren...

Make sure all the data was deleted. they didnt inform anyone. they didnt tell anyone. and, you know, sitting some distance from that, that looks like, well, we dont want to tell any users because we dont want people to know about it. we want to quietly get rid of it. i think thats something facebook really needs to kind of grapple with, that, you know, youve got a company here that does not like to publicly acknowledge that there are problems here. if youre not willing to publicly acknowledge th...

Should be less on the internet. you should have the same level of transparency required. >> william: facing lawsuits from users and investigators, zuckerberg apologized for allowing an elections consulting firm to obtain users personal data from a third party and then failing to confirm the data was deleted. >> we have a basic responsibility to protect peoples data. if we cant do that, then we dont deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. >> william: going forward, zuckerberg says facebo...

Stay silenced. two, what are they doing to protect user privacy. three, what level of russia interference was in the 2016 election using the facebook platform. >> sandra: what can users do to protect their private information. lots of people are talking about this and concerned their private information was compromised. >> reporter: so two things. well, in the future facebook said it will restrict app developers access to your name, photo and e-mail and facebook will stop their access to you if ...

Having detailed conversations with project engineers and seeing what can be done to make facebook more secure. baloney. they had this relationship with cambridge analytica for years. this incident is years old. zuckerberg is well aware of how this company operates because facebook itself collects our personal data and uses it to try to get advertisers, brands, and all sorts of companies to buy into it. so what are the -- i mean, this is a nonsense narrative, to say zuckerberg is talking to engin...

Causing the problem to my problem, but what is your thing we think we should do about it? >> at the front and stop people getting addicted to opioids. they start on the path of legal painkiller opioids and moved to a legal drug and the fennel is so cheap they can lead to that overdose and death that comes from that. >> secretary also spoke to me about his and the presidents vision to replace volume with value in health care, as he calls it. the president expects to disrupt the current system to ...

Wonderful? they make everything outside. >> reporter: while trump told "time" magazine he challenged apple to build its biggest plant yet in the u.s. instead of china, the company points out its technology is directly responsible for widespread job creation in the u.s. from its engineers and retail employees to app developers. >> weve created 1.9 million jobs now in the united states. and we have tens of millions of customers who use our products. we work for them. and we love deeply our country...

In the u.s. workers would make a minimum of nearly a thousand month. costs that could be absorbed by consumers. >> that cost of an iphone or whatever it is would go exponentially. >> and any job gains would eroded over time with robots, not people building the phones. >> i would argue that any job that has a lot of repetitive tasks is going to move to robotics other the next ten years. >> reporter: apple designs its products in the u.s. but he says at least 80% of its raw supplies also come from...

Claudia: i feel like its part of what san francisco should be. in this weeks american opportunity awesome tech girls. we know that learning to code puts you on a very good path to getting a pretty great job in todays economy. consider this, by 2017 the app market will be valued at $77 billion but right now 80% of app developers are men. that needs to change. the new film co-girl tackles that issue head on. along with crystal lamb and alana woodward part of the team. not my name, your name psyc...

Different yet simultaneous flaws. were talking about, first of all the iphone ipad. this morning were waking up to see theres a flaw exposed in it. apple has patched this flaw that enables people to get your data from your phone, including passwords as well as payment data. from ipads as well. the problem is about 1,500 apps so far have not yet updated. meaning, youre totally exposes if you have these apps. we were still counting the apps. were up to 1,500. this was fixed in march, yet the app m...