that as was recently publicised, facebook collects the call and text histories of its users that use android phones? senator, we have an appan option to sync the text m essa g es people an option to sync the text messages into the messaging app and to make it so that, basically, you have one app where it is both your text and your facebook messages in one place. we also allow people the option... you can opt in or out of that was like yes, it is opt in. you have to affirmatively say you want is that true... is that practised in with minors at all or do you have an exception for people aged 13—17.” do not know. we can follow—up that. let's do that. there are reports that facebook in track users internet browsing activity even after that user has logged out of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate so you will probably be better to have my team follow—up. .. be better to have my team follow-up... you be better to have my team follow-up. .. you don't know? i know that people use cookies on the internet and you can probably correlate activity between

that app offers people an option to sync their text messages into the mesennisaging app. it makes it so you can have one app that has both your texts and your facebook messages in one place. we also allow people the option of -- >> you could opt in or out of that? >> yes. it is opt in. you have to affirmatively say you want to sync that information before we get access. >> unless you opt in, you don't collect that call and text history? >> that is correct. >> is that true for -- is this practice done at all with minors or do you make an exception there for persons age 13 to 17? >> i do not know. we can follow up on that. >> let's do that. one other thing, there have been reports that facebook can track a user's internet browsing activity even after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? >> senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate. i bet -- >> you don't know? >> i know people use cookies on the internet and you can probably correlate activity between sessions. we do that for a number of reasons including secu

app. both your texts and your facebook messages in one place. we also allow people the option of. >> you can opt in or out of it. >> it is opt in. you have to affirmatively say that you want to sync that information before you get access. >> unless you opt in, you don't collect that call and text mystery? >> is correct. >> is that true for -- is this practice done at all with minors or do you make an exception there for persons age 13 to 17? >> i do not know we can follow up on that. >> okay. let's do that. there have been reports that facebook can track a user's internet browsing activity even after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? >> >> senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate. it would probably be better to have my team follow up. >> you don't know? >> i know that people use cookies on the internet. and you can probably correlate activity between sessions. we do that for a number of reasons, including security and include measuring ads to make sure they are the most effect

ranging from text apps to e—mails. people. ranging from text apps to e-mails.e of what you do? you don't think you have a monopoly? it certainly doesn't feel like that to me. ok. so it doesn't? instagram, you bought instrument. they were very talented app developers who are making to good use of our platform and interested our values. it is a good businesses. my point is, one way to regulate a company is through competition, to government regulation. here is the question that all of us got that answer. what did we tell our constituents given what has happened here, why we should look to self regulate? was would you tell people in south carolina that, given all the things we carolina that, given all the things we just discovered here, it's a good idea for us to rely upon youtube regulate your own business practises? —— regulate upon youtube regulate your own business practises? tetonic you to regulate your own business practises. he was a company, you welcome regulation?” think if it's the right regulation. do you think the europeans get it right? i think they g

, unless you specifically opt in that you want to share the texting app information, facebook wouldn't see that. >> has it always been that way, or is that a recent addition to how you deal with those other ways that people might communicate? >> senator, my understanding is that that is how the mobile operating systems are architected. >> so you don't have bundled permissions for how i can agree to what devices i may use that you may have contact with? do you bundle that permission, or am i able to individually say what i'm willing for you to watch and what i don't want you to watch, and i think we may have to take that for the record based on everybody else's time. >> thank you, senator blunt. next up, senator durbin. thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> no. >> if you've messaged this week this week, would you share with us the names of the people you've messaged? >> senator, no, i would probably not choose to do that publicly here. >> i think that may be what this is all about. y

the texting app information, facebook wouldn't see that. >> has it always been that way? or is that a recent addition to how you deal with those other ways that i might communicate? >> senator, my understanding is that that is how the mobile operating systems are architected. >> the -- so do you -- you don't have bundled permissions for how i can agree to what devices i may use that you may have contact with? do you have -- do you bundle that permission, or am i able to individually say what i'm willing for you to watch and what i don't want you to watch? and i think we may have to take that for the record based on everybody else's time. >> thank you, senator blunt. next up, senator durbin. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> um -- [laughter] no. [laughter] >> if you've messaged anybody this week, would you share with us the names of the people you've messaged? >> senator, no, i would probably not choose to do that publicly here. >> i think that may be what this i

and that app offers people an option to sync their text messages into the messaging app and to make it so that -- so basically you can have one app where it has both your texts and your facebook messages in one place. we also allow people the option of -- mr. wicker: you can opt in or out of that? mr. zuckerberg: it is opt-in. you have to affirmatively say that you want to sync that information before we get access. mr. wicker: unless you opt in, you don't collect that call and text history? mr. zuckerberg: that is correct. mr. wicker: is that true for -- is this practice done at all with minors or do you make an exception there for persons age 13 to 17? mr. zuckerberg: i do not know. we we can follow up. mr. wicker: let's do that. one other thing. there have been reports that facebook can track a user's internet browsing activity even after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? mr. zuckerberg: senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate so it would probably be better to have my team follow up. mr. wicker: you don't know? m

called messager for sending messages to facebook friends, and that app offers people an option to sync their text messages into the messaging app, and to make it -- basically, you can have one app where it has both your texts and your facebook messages in one place we also allow people the option of - >> you can opt in our out of that >> yes >> you can opt out >> it's opt in you have to affirmatively say you want to sync that information. >> unless you opt-in, you don't collect call and text history. >> that is correct >> is this practice done at all with miners, or do you make an exception there for person's age 13-17? >> i do not know we can follow up on that >> let's do that one other thing, there's been reports that facebook can track a users' internet browsing activity even after the user logged off of the facebook platform can you confirm whether or not this is true >> senator, i want to get this accurate so it's better to have the team follow up afterwards. >> you don't know? >> i know people use cookies on the internet and correlate activity between sessions. we do that for a number of re

, unless you specifically opt in that you want to share the texting app information, facebook wouldn't see that. >> has it always been that way, or is that a recent addition to how you deal with those other ways that people might communicate? >> senator, my understanding is that that is how the mobile operating systems are architected. >> so you don't have bundled permissions for how i can agree to what devices i may use that you may have contact with? do you bundle that permission, or am i able to individually say what i'm willing for you to watch and what i don't want you to watch, and i think we may have to take that for the record based on everybody else's time. >> thank you, senator blunt. next up, senator durbin. thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> no. >> if you've messaged this week this week, would you share with us the names of the people you've messaged? >> senator, no, i would probably not choose to do that publicly here. >> i think that may be what this is all about. y

this allows them to sink their text messages into the messaging app and to make it so that you could have won at where it has your facebook and messages in one place. we also have people the option -- >> you can opt in or out of that? --yes, you have to permit permit us that. of -- is thise practice done with minors? do you make exceptions for people aged 13-17. mark: i don't know, we can follow up. >> let's do that. there have been reports that facebook can track a user's internet browsing activity even after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? make sure i get is accurate, i will be better if i have my theme file a. i know that people use cookies on the internet and that you can probably correlate activity between sessions. we do that for a number of reasons including security and measuring ads to make sure the ad experiences are most effective ways people can opt out of what i want to make sure that i am precise in my and. >> what you also let us know how facebook discloses to his users that engaging in this type of tracki

it reads text out loud like on an envelope, po box or scan and read documents like books and letters. the app will guide you and recognize the text. the app can identify curse the. when looking for something in your pantry use a barcode scanner to help you find what you want. campbell's tomato soup. even here descriptions of the images and other apps like twitter by importing them. and then explore the experimental features to get a glimpse of the future. experience the world around you with the scene ai app from microsoft. >> what's exciting is what it can do for people there is a group of young people who first developed the senate was released as a product last july and has been used over 3 million times. were accumulating data to make it better and smarter. but for people with blindness you can say this would be a game changer. ultimately we need to ask other questions, what jobs will ai create? it's easier to identify the jobs it will replace. many studies suggested for people starting in kindergarten today, by the time they graduate from high school 60% of the jobs will be those that do

that has an option to sink their text messages into the messaging app and make it see have one app with both your text and your facebook messages in one place. >> can you opt in or out of the. >> it is often. you have to say that you want to think that information. >> unless you opt in you don't collect that call and text history. >> that's correct. >> is this done with minors or to make an exception for those age 13 - 17? >> i don't know. we can follow up. >> there's been reports that facebook can track your facebook browser activity even after you have logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm if that is true? >> i want to make sure this is accurate. >> i know people uses cookies on the internet and you can correlate activity between sessions. we do that for reasons including security and measuring ants to make sure that experiences are the most effective. >> it back to me. also let us know how facebook discloses its users that engaging in this tracking gives us that result. >> thank you. i assume facebook has served subpoenas for special counsel women's office, sacred? >>

so, no using apps, texting, talking or typing in addresses on your phone while driving. if the potential for injury or death doesn't keep you from breaking the law, maybe a stiff fine will. the penalty for first-time oe fepders is $160. the next enforcement day will be april 13th. >>> new at 11:00 -- walk to work day. abc7 news was at san francisco city hall where you can see mayor mark farrell and other city officials joined residents this morning. this is the sixth annual event. there were hubs set up throughout the city where walkers could enjoy coffee, snacks and other goodies. everyone is encouraged to walk at least 15 minutes as part of their commute. don't worry about the rain, it won't come until later. >>> growing tensions over border security has california's governor in the political cro - cross-hairs. the reason governor brown feels more compelled to side with president trump. >>> mark zuckerberg is >>> breaking news. san jose police are looking for a man they say threatened to kill police officers and people in san francisco. take a look. police just release

called messenger, for sending messengers to your facebook friends and that app offers people an option to sync their text messages into the messaging app and to make it so that basically you can have one app where it has both your texts and your facebook messages in one place. we also allow people the option -- >> you can opt in or out of that? >> yes. >> is it easy to opt out? >> you have to affirmatively say you want to sync that information before we get access to it. >> unless you opt in, you don't collect that call and text history. >> that is correct. >> and is that true for -- is this practice done at all with minors? do you make an exception there for persons aged 13 to 17? >> i do not know. we can follow up. >> let's do that. one other thing. there have been reports that facebook can track a user's internet browser activity even after that user has logged off of the facebook platform. can you confirm whether or not this is true? >> senator, i want to make sure i get this accurate. it would probably be better to have my team follow up? >> you don't know? >> i know that people use cookies on the i

ranging from text apps to e-mail >> the same service you provide?de a number of different services. >> is twitter the same as what you do >> it overlaps. >> you don't think you have a monopoly >> it certainly doesn't feel like that to me. >> okay. >> how do you sustain a business model in which users don't pay for your service >> senator, we run ads >> our next guest will be at the hearing with her own questions i'm going to bring her in. jan schakowsky, she serves on the committees good morning to you and thank you for joining us ahead of this hearing. >> thank you so much >> given the questions that have already been asked, what new questions would you like answered >> well, i think first of all that we have to look at this as just another road show you know, we in congress tend to bring in the ceos of companies like equifax and they come in and they apologize and then they go home. and then the congress does nothing. what i hope to hear today is what are we actually going to do we're going ask questions again of zuckerberg, but i think people des

officers will be looking for people, talking, texting, or using apps while driving.fender is a $162 ticket. hands-free law has been in effect in california for ten years. the ots has done studies and did find a decrease in people talking and texting on phones. but that doesn't mean things are perfect. there are still tens of thousands of distracted driving collisions every year. police say if you really need to use your phone pull over. this is one of two enforcement days this month. the next one will be next friday, april 13th. reporting live at the bay bridge toll plaza, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a live desk update with jessica castro. >> we have learned of a major find into an oregon family whose suv went off a cliff in mendocino county. investigators have just found a cell phone near the crash site. it could really help them. i also want to show you new video of the search area from yesterday. this case caught national attention after two women and three of their adopted children died in the crash. investigators have said they believe the crash was inten

officers will be looking for people talking, texting or using apps while driving. the penalty for a first-ti $16m. the hands-free law has been in effect in california for ten years. since then, the ots has done several studies and did find a decrease in people talking and texting on phones. there are still tens of thousands of distracted driving collisions every year. police say if you really need to use your phone, pull over. this is just one of two designated days this month for this crackdown. the next one will be next friday. april 13th. reporting live at the bay bridge toll plaza, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> alyssa, thank you. now to the latest on the shooting at the youtube campus in san bruno. the. >> the employees are recovering. two women, a 32-year-old and 27-year-old were released and sent home. a 36-year-old man has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. it is still unclear what the extent of his injuries are from the gunshot wounds. >> youtube is encouraging employees to take time off and work from phone. they want to make sure wellne

changes to address user privacy concerns saying it'll now restrict access for third party apps, delete phone and text logs after one year, and on monday facebook will add a new option at the top of each user's news feed allowing you to review which apps have access to your personal information. so zuckerberg, of course, will face some tough questions on capitol hill. in fact, the chairman of the senate commerce committee says he wants to address the significant concern about facebook's role in america's democracy. >>> delta air lines has revealed it was the victim of a recent cyberattack. it says a small number of passengers' payment information may have been compromised when that attack happened last fall but delta claims no other personal data was affected and it's promising to make up for any fraudulent purchases. >>> oklahoma's governor is clarifying the comments she made this week when she compared striking teachers to a teenager who wants a better car but teachers are demanding bigger pay raises and more education funds. governor mary fallin now admits she could have phrased her comment more el

had just given them permission to read and sort of have information on all of the text messages you sent outside of the app. you're just texting normal people. and when people are downloading their facebook database this week as a result of the scandal and thinking what is in there, and a lot of people found that every single text message they had sent on their android phone -- there just messaging their parents or their girlfriend, boyfriend, whatever -- it is all in facebook's database. this kind of surveillance machine, which is then used -- were the data is used to target you to whomever is paying on itsk is dangerous own. a lot of people mistakenly think that facebook sales your data. it does not sell your data. it sells you. it is selling your attention. it is selling people's attention screen by screen. you don't really good to see it on a global level what is going on. a lot of media critics would remember when leading up to the iraq war, "the new york times" got a lot wrong and it was horrible and the consequences. it was a grave problem. that you could at least see it and say, look, this is wrong

had just given them permission to read and sort of have information on all of the text messages you sent outside of the app. you're just texting normal people. and when people are downloading their facebook database this week as a result of the scandal and thinking what is in there, and a lot of people found that every single text message they had sent on their android phone -- there just messaging their parents or their girlfriend, boyfriend, whatever -- it is all in facebook's database. this kind of surveillance machine, which is then used -- were the data is used to target you to whomever is paying on itsk is dangerous own. a lot of people mistakenly think that facebook sales your data. it does not sell your data. it sells you. it is selling your attention. it is selling people's attention screen by screen. you don't really good to see it on a global level what is going on. a lot of media critics would remember when leading up to the iraq war, "the new york times" got a lot wrong and it was horrible and the consequences. it was a grave problem. that you could at least see it and say, look, this is wrong

texting. i mean, what's app and i'm at the point now where there are some sources who will only talk to me facece in person. we're going back to that now. >> and a barrage -- parking garage? >> parking garage. >> we're almost at the parking garage. >> true. >> facebook is going to survive this, but they've lost their innocence. they can't wear a white dress any more. >> that was the annoying thing. we're all about openness and connectivity. there are profit-making company and have this massive capitalization. the market for a reason. >> they're counting on us to share all this information. just your good will, get rid of the political affiliation thing in your profile. maybe as we said earlier, it would be be thanksgiving dinner every night on your facebook page. >>> i want to move to the teacher protests. charlie, do you see an impact yet on the midterm s? >> we don't see an impact there. but when you look at what's going on in oklahoma and arizona, some pretty red places. and you look -- other than the senate map, which states are up, i can't see anything good for republicans this year, nothi

also announcing several other changes, including restricting access for third party apps and deleting phone and text logs after a year. tom, mark zuckerberg says that 87 million figure is the maximum number of people impacted. cambridge analytica responding tonight that they accessed the data of no more than 30 million people and deleted it when they were contacted by facebook. tom? >> rebecca jarvis for us tonight. rebecca, thank you. >>> next, a stunning announcement from the white house. national guard troops will head to the border with mexico as soon as tonight. and it comes as sources say special counsel robert mueller told the president's legal team in recent weeks that he was under investigation. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: a day after the president surprised his own top advisers by floating the idea of using the military to secure the border with mexico -- >> we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> reporter: -- the white house made it official, announcing he is signing the order and the national guard could be on its way as ea

effective i mean imagine one day your favorite messaging app maybe it's what's app is just completely blocked you can use it you can text your friends your family anymore that's what's going on russia ten million russians use telegram monthly it's very popular out there are now the battle seems to have been won by the russian government yesterday this blog officially went into effect and now today we're seeing russia's telecommunications watchdog or they're asking google and apple to just completely take the app out of their apps doors it's gone even even further with this game of kind of cat and mouse the russian government now blocking some eighteen million ip addresses across the internet there in russian an attempt to really just wipe out all the ways the telegram was using to get around this blog so these were some other ip addresses that were hosted by google and amazon that's causing a lot of chaos in terms of local businesses that they're not able to use their their websites anymore so it's a big deal russians now having to basically rethink how they communicate what app can they use the russian government is no

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now they text you and give you the app to do that. >>> facebook soaring mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandbergessing the company's privacy issues on the earnings call moments ago. well will bring you those comments and get instant analysis from gene munster from w.h.o. is standing by on the red phone right there. look at that all that and more when "fast money" returns [whistling] hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. show me the billboard music awards. the billboard music awards knows how to party. [ cheering ] what up, dog? show me top artist. unbelieveable. i've got my whole family up here. look at my dad looking all sharp. with just the sound of your voice, xfinity x1 gives you a front row seat to the billboard music awards, including throwback clips from some of your favorite artists. the 2018 billboard music awards, sunday, may 20th. only on nbc. >>> welcome back facebook is surging af

we responded to over 61,000 requests for through through phone calls through app through e-mail or through text. you can see what we did as far as the trash picked up, graffiti. 10,000 graffiti few abatement items. it is very, very important that we do. >> why don't i ask you questions. i am curious how the big belly trash cans. >> that is the last slide. >> i have a specific question. i am a huge fan. sorry this is inmy district. i love your work. you are the envy of other cvds in my district. thank you. i have a few specific questions. how is the pilot going? is it making a difference? >> it is making a huge difference. we have seen areas around where we put the big belly trash cans are cleaner. we don't have the staining around. i know that karen has big bellies in union scare as well and probably the same experience. i have been surprised. the intersection of fourth and mission by the city college is a problem area to keep clean. we put the big belly there on purpose. that area is distinctly better that is a contributing factor to that. i want to have a conversation with you after this. we

a point of concern among privacy advocates is facebook keeps your call and text history if you use the messenger app. facebook now says those logs will be deleted at a year. that's still a lot of information that's being retained. now, the company is promising more user controls over the apps you use. starting monday, there's going to be a link your news feed allowing quick control over your app settings. to stephanie's point, this is where you come in. you have to take some responsibility for this. facebook did the wrong thing the whole time, but you have to take some control over this now. measures are going to certainly help make your data more secure. but it is a bit like installing a security system after your house has been robbed, assuming you're one of the 87 million or whatever million number of people with information harvested. >> you're not going to say, the party is over, leave the front door open forever and keep robbing me. time to clean it up. >> close it and install the alarm system. >> joining us now, social media editor kirk wagner. here's what i don't get, the scope of this keeps

parents can block unwanted contacts and view text and call history, the app has location tracking whichation of their phone. >> movie pass announced it is briefly moving away from its unlimited subscription service. the unlimited plan was introduced in august 2017, allowing customers to see up to 30 movies per month in theaters for less than $10. the unlimited deal is expected to return likely with new terms and conditions. the parent company is trading at two dollars per share down from $11 in january. it is not making money with the parent company down. it seems like a great deal for consumers. the movie theaters are happy because they are buying up movie tickets from the theaters. >> also they are happy because i get the past and i go spend money on popcorn and drinks and candy. unless you sneak in your own food. >> go to walgreens and get your snacks.>> it seemed unsustainable for sure. >> they might come back with it and charge more but it could still be a good deal.>>> let's check back in with sal as we look out on this friday morning. >> mike have you ever hollowed out a french b

and facebook keeps your call and text history if you use the facebook messenger app.now said those logs will be deleted -- there is a caveat, after one year. and starting on monday, there is a link in your news feed that will allow you to have more control over your app settlings and if you are a person whose information could be scraped and used you'll get a notice on the facebook page above the news feed. joining us to talk about this is roger mcnamee from the private equity firm elevation partners and an early and current invest your in facebook and early mentor to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. roger has said repeatedly that he warned haerz and sheryl sandberg in early 2016 about bad actors exploiting the platform so i'm dying to hear from you, roger, what you make of everything that happened in the last 24 hours. >> i think it is fantastic that zuck and sheryl have come out of the bunker and started to engage on the issues. this is not small issue. this is democracy and the privacy of -- in their case, more than 2 billion users. the problem with what they're sayin

they are announcing other changes including restricting access for third party apps and deleting phone and textfor up to a year. and that figure is the maximum number of people impacted. cambridge analitica says they accessed the data of no more than 30 million people and deleted it when contacted by facebook. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and facebook stock has plummeted. >> 16% since midmarch. so, one thing facebook thought they would get a boost from was broadcast, if you can say broadcast, a live baseball game on facebook, only. it was going to be the new york mets verses the philadelphia phillies, 1:10 p.m. but, so many fan who is don't have facebook were angry. >> they went to twitter to voice their displeasure. facebook has a deal with mlb. they are supposed to air 25 weekday games during the season. lots of people are curious to see how the fans are going to respond to that. >> that's the ultimate burn, they didn't go to facebook to lodge a message, they went to twitter. what's next? snapchat? were they desperate enough to do that? or myspace? what was that one friend on myspac

privacy advocates in particular, the way facebook has held on to cull and text histories of people who have been using its messenger appll now delete those logs after one year. this week facebook executive sheryl sandberg was doing damage control, sitting down with my colleague, savannah guthrie. >> it is a huge breach. is it greed? was it incompetence? when you think big picture, what went wrong? >> what we weren't focused enough on was protecting. because that same data that you enable to use social experiences can also be misused. >> you have an opt-out button, please don't use nigh proceed file to advertising. >> we have different forms of opt-out. we don't have the opt-out at a highest level. that would be a paid product. >> joining us is cara swisher. great to spud with you. you have talked to mark zuckerberg before, seen him on stage what are you going to be watching for? >> he's not as comfortable in the public area as many people can be and it's a tough audience in congress. it will be interesting to see what he says, how much responsibility he takes, how he talks about the changes they're making, and then wha

that you're selling your data to third party or if you're downloading messenger app on the phone, that gets you used to the texts contacteds. that's crazy. if you delete it, it's still accessible to facebook. so alexis will never be in my house. i'm still on facebook. but i don't know how much longer that will go on. >> trish: scott, how much longer is washington going to tolerate facebook? we talked about whether amazon is a monopoly. there might be similar antitrust questions raised at some point regarding facebook, and if not that, more regulation for this company. >> yeah. washington is definitely on the prowl, trish. we've seen that in other tech company stocks in the last couple weeks since this news broke. alexa does love me. we give her a lot of data. my kids talk to it all day long. there's some regulation coming. the sad thing is for these companies -- i am still on team zuck left. he did what he could do for the company along the way making money for it. they did self-regulate, which obviously failed. so when it comes to d.c. and the ftc and things like that, i'm sure they're happy to stick in. >> tri

friends, and we do, on the android operating system, allow people to use that app as their client for facebook messages and texts. so we do allow people to import their text into that. >> let me ask about government surveillance. for years, facebook said there should be strict limits on the information the government can access on americans. agreed with you that privacy, because privacy is important to nevadans, you argued facebook users wouldn't trust you if they thought you were giving their private information to the intelligence community yet you use and sell the same data to make money. in the case of cambridge analytica, you don't even know how it's used after you sell it. can you tell us why this isn't hypocritical? >> senator, once again, we don't sell any data to anyone. we don't sell it to advertisers and we don't sell it to developers. what we allow is for people to sign in to absent bring their data. used to be the data of some of their friends, but now it isn't, with them. that makes sense. that's a sick data portability. you own the data. you should be able to take it. >> do you believe you are mor

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messenger and we do on the android operating system allow people to use that app is their client for both facebook messages and texts all right again zuckerberg only really half answering the question fair enough facebook is not recording the content of our phone conversations but it was recently caught collecting phone information phone data even text messages from android phones this just came out he did not mention that in the testimony this user for example here he downloaded his facebook data he found it contained his entire call history with his partners mother others learned that facebook had been tracking their call history going back years so these are just a couple of times when we saw not quite telling the full truth and honestly it was up to those lawmakers there to ask the right questions and gets to really tell us how his platform is operating and how it's tracking users in my opinion they didn't do the best job of that they really kind of let him off the hook at times and therefore we have people like you keeping track of what he said got enough money from us so she needed this thank you very much for

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text it to you. >> that's weird. >> reporter: it's pretty easy when you get the apps.on't want to put it out there in case people have malicious intent. >> thank you for that. i appreciate it. i want to bring our analyst in. clint, you're new book, the soon to be released book, "messing with the enemy" talks about this very thing. and this is funny right now. it's meant to be parody. it's meant to be satire and for you to send to your friends and text to your pals and be light hearted about it. it can actually be dangerous. right? especially when you think about where the technology is going to go in a couple years. >> the technology is moving faster than our ability to assess what is true. and the other thing is for a lot of populations around the world like we've seen in southeast asia, for example, they come very late into the mobile technologies, and they've come to it through facebook. so their ability really to pick out fact versus fiction is less. they just have less experience on the platform. particularly, we've seen when i was watching russian disinformation,

messenger and we do on the android operating system allow people to use that app as their client for both facebook messages and texts. yeah ok so maybe you can only really have answering the question fair enough facebook probably isn't recording the content of our phone calls but we know that it was recently caught collecting user phone call data even recording as a mess text messages from those who use android phones and this is just one user who experienced that his facebook data was downloaded he took a look at it his entire call history with his partner's mother was there within his facebook data other learned others learned that facebook had been tracking their call history going back for years so those are just a couple of times when he didn't quite tell the truth in front of congress and honestly that was kind of the lawmakers job they were there to get and to tell the entire story behind what facebook is doing they didn't quite hold on to it last and from our social media desk thank you. and now it's time to head back to harvey our gas who is standing by with more business news and a word of caution from the