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Built by alexander koegan, and then koegan gave all the date to cambridge analytic, which was another entity. and that broke facebook's rules. and then cambridge analytic did a bunch of not okay stuff with the data. >> again, from an insider's 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 what's the way to solve this? is this a facebook behavioral problem? is this an individuals who use facebook problem? or is this a regulatory problem? what do you think. >> well, the probl...

To lock and unlock access to it. >> should consumers be allowed to request you delete their data from your system? they are data you gather without their knowledge. >> i believe a better way to get at it is through the lock concept. because that means no. >> correct. >> yahoo announced all 3 billion of its users accounts were hacked but email is voluntary. personal information is involuntarily collected by credit reporting agencies. >> there are only three companies that do this we need to think about how the ownership of that data works. >> elizabeth warren wants the sec to start seizing sala...

Side, helped them? >> that's something that lawmakers wonder about. i suspect that when brad parscale talks to lawmakers, it will be a fairly detailed conversation about how exactly campaign data works. and the trump campaign received its data mostly from the republican national committee, which had spent tens of millions of dollars developing a voter file. it's important to remember that a lot of this information isn't super secret. it's easy to read news articles and different websites to figure out where the battleground states are. so i'll be interested to learn after that meeting with bra...

Of the hands of the nast and leave it with the telecommunications companies. that is the bill that we expect to be voted on in -- as soon as tomorrow. we also know that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to see changes to make sure the program can still function if you make the switch interest the government to telecommunications companies. he wants to have amendments vote on amendments that would require those companies to inform the government of any changes in their data retention policies. the fear being that these telecommunication companies don't want to be involved in this and...