Re:Facebook CEO says no plans to extend all of GDPR globally
by amarkov on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @12:31AM
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When national legislatures call people to testify, that's not a neutral information-gathering exercise. The MPs are going into that panel with a very clear idea of what the witness is going to say, and how they can spin it towards their preferred talking points. Zuckerberg isn't a UK citizen and didn't authorize any misconduct specific to the UK; why should he personally participate in Parliament's ritual shaming of Facebook?
Re:Facebook CEO says no plans to extend all of GDPR globally
by rmc on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @03:20AM
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> why should he personally participate in Parliament's ritual shaming of Facebook?
Because it sends a bad message, and Parliament et al have the ability to materially affect facebook's revenue by passing & enforcing laws like the GDPR etc
Re:Facebook CEO says no plans to extend all of GDPR globally
by on_and_off on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @10:43PM
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Looks like zuck is victim of the echo chamber of facebook feeds.
Forget decide--why did he feel the need to make a personal announcement? He is too busy to testify in front of the United Kingdom's MPs [1]. Yet he can find time to personally throw dirt on the EU's privacy rules?
For the head of a social network, this man is shockingly clueless.
[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-cambridge-analyt...