Mark Zuckerburg, the founder of Facebook, the social networking site, has been summoned to appear before US Congress about data acquisition and leaks.
Zuckerburg accepted full responsibility and apologised for the data leaks from his organization..
He said, "I am the owner of this organisation and every mistake it commits, I am responsible. I am sorry for what happened and in future, we will see that, such things won't repeat."
He assured that their new policies will protect data of their users and they will see that none of the sensitive propaganda material will be advertised on their website.
He also assured that US Senate 2018 elections and 2019 General elections in India, will not have any issue from their side and Facebook won't allow any kind of data theft.
"Legally or illegally, data acquisition from Facebook will not be possible anymore. We give high preference our users security and we won't let these leaks happen again," he said.
Zuckerburg accepted full responsibility and apologised for the data leaks from his organization..
He said, "I am the owner of this organisation and every mistake it commits, I am responsible. I am sorry for what happened and in future, we will see that, such things won't repeat."
He assured that their new policies will protect data of their users and they will see that none of the sensitive propaganda material will be advertised on their website.
He also assured that US Senate 2018 elections and 2019 General elections in India, will not have any issue from their side and Facebook won't allow any kind of data theft.
"Legally or illegally, data acquisition from Facebook will not be possible anymore. We give high preference our users security and we won't let these leaks happen again," he said.