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I dont believe that they are neutral. >> how do you get them neutral if you dont think the government is in a position to monitor it and that it should be public discussion. >> i think you have to keep holding the pieces of fire when they throw someone off the platform and the public in embarrassment. >> whats the sanction if theres no sanction two the sanction is they see it and know it and have a higher distrust level of it. >> i think a lot of conservatives have always taken the view that the...

Supposed to be in your life and they are not. >> im an actor and director and creator on youtube. i lost my little sister to suicide when i was 17. when is i first started talking about it, i was very afraid of how it was going to be received. but, at the same time, i knew that my main demographic was young girls and that no one had ever talked to me about mental illness. im a huge advocate for crisis text line because suicide is the leading cause of death in teens and i believe they have the ca...

Are the principles here are around control transparency and accountability. you know the idea. you know a number of you asked it when we expect to be fully compliant with g.d.p. our regulations we do expect to be fully compliant on may twenty fifth so in three days from now weve had a large team working on this inside facebook to make sure that we are compliant and you know one of the things that we wanted to make sure and rolling this out is because one of the things that the law requires here ...

Built by alexander koegan, and then koegan gave all the date to cambridge analytic, which was another entity. and that broke facebooks rules. and then cambridge analytic did a bunch of not okay stuff with the data. >> again, from an insiders perspective, is there a simple technological or even regulatory answer to this? can facebook provide data in a way that self destructs if lent to a third party? i mean whats the way to solve this? is this a facebook behavioral problem? is this an individuals...

The computer guy. you dont understand this. every question was sort of poorly phrased from his point of view. you need the tech guy to say, i know what youre getting at. how can i help you do it? you dont need the tech guy to say, you used the wrong protocol. thats how i felt the hearing went. >> he kept asking everybody to clarify. he must have known the ether. >> thats exactly it. >> he talked about the european model and others talked about the european model. is that something we should be l...

That. and the company was appreciative of that. but they isnt ultimately make the key changes that had to be made to prevent cambridge analytic from happening several years lather. >> -- later. >> whats the problem? that facebook has this data and sells it to third parties? or that third parties do things we may not have expected thome do? whats the root of the issue? >> important clarification. facebook doesnt sell the data directly. facebook has a platform that enables people to build applicat...

Developers. they didnt have any real vetting in place for a long time for those developers. not only that, they wouldnt just pass the data about you the user who authorized the application, the person using the app but they would also get the developer get data on the friend of the user. ali, if i was using an app and you and i were friends i could pass your data along to the developer, too, even though you hadnt explicitly said you wanted to do that. the real issue here is they need to change h...

Experience a blend of...and raw power,nship... engineered to take the crown. presenting the all-new lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. facebooks ceo mark zuckerberg spent nearly ten hearse over two answering questions from members of congress about the scandal in which the personal information of 87 million users was improperly obtained by the political consulting firm cambridge analytic. here is a look at how those hearings went down. zuckerberg faced more tha...

Often i felt he fell back to the point you signed up for this thing. you gave us permission. you want to be on facebook. youre going to play by our rules. >> hes not wrong on any of that. >> if theres no competitor, a few senators i thought and congressmen asked that question pointedly. i remember lindsey graham asking who is your competitor? if there isnt a competitor is it fair to say you signed up for this thing? how else are you going to make it work? thats the whole joke of terms of service...

High value targets that will be worth targeting at this late date. statement avoiding collateral damage with the civilians and avoiding harming any russians. as i said, earlier, it is a very complex problem. and i have talked to people in the point who are very deeply engaged in this. they said it is a very difficult problem, more dangerous than it was last year when trump conducted his first attack against the syrians. >> thank you for being with us. up next, hearings for facebooks ceo mark z...