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the 30th anniversary of excretion, sir -- of its creation, sir tim berners-lee says people are worried about the data being manipulated. jonesm arory: 30 years ago computer scientist in geneva was thinking of a better way of showing infoation. with tim berners-lee's idea theb world wideas born. he is worried about what it has become, a vehir spreading hate and misinformation. sir tim: for most people on the street, the tipping point was the cambridge analyta moment, people knew that internet privacy was somethingri other people w about. when the cambridge analytica being went down, they realized that elections hav manipulated using data. rory: are you optimistic that this can be sorted? sir tim: i think so. we have a generation of young people who are pretty active, activist about things like their privacy, where to a certain extent they weren't fore. yes, i think we have got the motivation toe , soto do the right thing long as the eyes the --sp individuals holding them to account. rory: would you still believe that the web has been aor for good? sir tim: for the first 15 of those. right now it is really in the lae. i saw th

proposalfor the web sir tim berners lee said people realised how their data could be manipulated following the cambridge analytica scandal. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones web. what kind of document was it? was it it? it was i word. using some sort of a wordprocessor. 30 years ago a computer scientist near geneva was thinking up a better way of sharing information. from tim berners—lee's idea the world wide web was born. today he is worried about what it has become, a vehicle for spreading hate and misinformation. i feel for most people out there in the street that the tipping point, to a certain extent, was the cambridge analytica moment. because most people knew that internet privacy was on the other people worried about. and then went the cambridge analytical thing went the cambridge analytical thing went down they realised that elections have been manipulated using data that they had contributed. veitia blame for that? this person got all this data and he got it under the pretext he was going to use it for research purposes. then he actually used it to manipulate an election. i think it was abused and used for another purpose. it is a clear breach.

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tim berners—lee has called on the public and politicians to come together to end its misuse in a letter to mark its 30th anniversary. he‘s been speaking to our technology correspondent rory cellan—jonesy of sharing information. from tim berners—lee‘s idea, the world wide web was born, but today he‘s worried about what it‘s come, a vehicle for spreading hate and misinformation. i feel for most people out on the street, the tipping point to a certain extent was the cambridge analytica moment because most people, they knew internet privacy was something other people worried about, and then when the cambridge analytica thing went down, they realised that elections had been manipulated using data that they contributed. who do you blame for that? this person got all this data and he got it under the pretext that he was going to use it for research purposes and he actually used it to manipulate an election. i think at that point, when data was amassed for one purpose and abused, a clear breach. are you optimistic it can be sorted? 0ptimistic in general? i think so. a new generation of young people who are also pretty active, pretty activist about things like their privacy where to a certain

sir tim berners—lee has called on the public and politicians to come together to end its misuse in a letter to mark its 30th anniversary. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones computer scientist at the cern particle physics lab near geneva was thinking of a better way to share information. and with sirtim way to share information. and with sir tim berners—lee's idea, the world wide web was born but is worried about what it's come, the vehicle for spreading hate and misinformation. i feel for most people out on the street the tipping point was that cambridge analytica moment because most people, they knew internet privacy was something other people worried about and then when the cambridge analytica thing went down, they realised elections had been manipulated. who do you blame for that? this person got all the starter and got it under the pretext that he was going to use it for research purposes and it actually is an election. at that point, was being used for one purpose and abused, a clear breach. i.e. 0ptimistic it can be sorted? 0ptimistic in general? i think so. a new generation of young people who are also pretty active about things like their privacy