Zuckerberg Feels ‘really Bad’ About Letting Down Users

Taegan Goddard, Political Wire
Wed, 03/21/2018 - 6:36pm

While not definitively saying yes, Mark Zuckerberg told Recode that he’s “open” to testifying before members of Congress regarding Facebook’s recent privacy scandal involving Cambridge Analytica. Said Zuckerberg: “We let the community down and I feel really bad and I’m sorry about that.”

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