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Discount, nobody reads the fine print. facebook technically did disclose all of that. i think they did the right thing when they launched the platform, but they never intended that other people would use the data in the way it was being used, nor did they really is a way to educate the users to know what's possible with your data. >> so dennis, online certainly, you see this a lot with people. many on the fence about what to do with their facebook apps. to delete or not to athlete. aside from the #delete facebook movement, what steps can people take to protect their data? >> number one thing i...

>> i want to tell the people i'm here for real. i'm here as a candidate, willing and wishing and wanting to win. so people can understand that i'm not brought as a puppet for anyone. >> reporter: no one doubts sisi will win. the real challenge is voter apathy. his get out the vote campaign aims to drive egyptians to the polls and give him the broad mandate he needs for another four years. ian lee, cnn, cairo. after this short break, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is apologizing again, this time with full-page newspaper ads. what facebook is promising to do to protect the personal data of its u...

Apology, saying that they didn't do enough at the time. >> george, there wasn't much they really could have done. because when they made changes, there was no way that by sharing someone else's data -- when apps are collecting data on users, back then you used to be able to collect friends and family information. but they made a change four years ago even if someone else had the information, there was no way they could use it. it was only available to the particular app. they didn't have a security or privacy breach. the issue is someone shared data that wasn't even really usable. facebook had...