Yowza. Here's a 2009 BBC interview with Mark Zuckerberg, with an excerpt below.
Reporter: So who is going to own the Facebook content, the person who puts it there, or you?
Zuckerberg: The person who puts the content on Facebook always owns the information, and this is why Facebook is such a special service.
Reporter: And you won't sell it?
Zuckerberg: No, of course not.
Reporter: Just to be clear, you're not going to sell, or share, any of the information on Facebook?
Zuckerberg: We're not going to share people's information except for with the people that they've asked for it to be shared.
Despite Mark Zuckerberg’s internal war on transparency, the Facebook data abuse reveals just keep on coming.
It makes me very happy that the “Bad Lip Reading” folks took Zuck’s recent testimony footage and made this gem of a video.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg broke his silence on the Cambridge Analytica scandal. He admitted the social media company made mistakes, and pledged “to protect your data.”
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