. >> my name is harlan yu and i am in washington d.c.. i think to answer your question i sure hope it is. we really have no way of knowing .. the answer lies in your framing there've been little chips away at the public trust and even the systems at large thursday so i think that has had the success of the crescendo with a great amount of angst that exists in the country that portrays itself as friendly to the consumers and in fact it is the proposition that they are getting facebook says we will make this free for you because we want to connect you. all of those connected to this moment. something happened and it will be baseline privacy legislation but i am an optimist. regardless i think facebook will have to face the music and change its practices and become more transparent. it will be a significant moment. it depends on what facebook sa says. there will be public hearings next week mark zuckerburg is going to testify. and what path they decide to follow. i think it is a tipping point in this end. this is the first major breach of an

. >> my name is harlan yu. i think the answer to your question is i sure hope so. guess we really have no way of knowing, but it does seem like especially because it is facebook and because of the links it has to political campaigns and political groups that people seem to have interest and, the story may have more legs. they are willing to make some changes and hopefully positive changes, but i think that is going to require an ongoing conversation between advocates and the company. hi everyone, i am michelle. thank you for having me. i think the answer lies in your framing of it being a tipping point. the reason i say that is because i think there have been little chips away at the public's trust. i think that has had the effect .f a crescendo there is a great amount of angst that exists in the country. there is a company that portrays itself as being friendly to consumers for their use. that is the value proposition they are getting. says will make this free to you because we want to connect you. i think all of those things crescendo into this moment. i am an op

.> my name is harlan yu focusing on technology and civil rights issues. to answer question, i hope so. we have no way of knowing. it does seem like especially because it is facebook and because the links that it has to political campaigns and political groups that people seem to have intense interest in come of this story may have more legs. it seems like facebook, given the public pressure they are under, is willing to make some changes and hopefully positive. i think that's going to require an ongoing conversation to see what those changes actually are. director privacy and data for the center of democracy and technology. the answer lies in your framing of tipping point. there been little chips away at the public trust. the internet, even digital systems written large. the success of a crescendo and when it was tied to a political campaign where there already is --reat amount of the fact that there was a company that portrays itself as being friendly to consumers and for their youth and that is the value proposition they are getting three of facebook sa