
Watch: Zuckerberg's grilling summarised in three minutes
Ten hours of ten questioning can be condensed to these key questions.
Ten hours of ten questioning can be condensed to these key questions.
Facebook made a revealing admission during questioning this morning.
The Facebook CEO was confident until a senator pursued a particular line of inquiry.
Data-conscious users may be able to pay in order to not be targetted by advertising.
A total of 64,000 Kiwi Facebook users were compromised by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Zuckerberg said he hadn't done enough to prevent Facebook tools from being used for harm.
Facebook is set to notify all users caught up in the scandal.
Every service has a price, and the price for being on Facebook is your data.
Facebook admits few users were likely to have escaped scam which occurred over many years.
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A privacy scandal has rocked the social media giant but users will decide its future.
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Like they're in an abusive relationship, Facebook users have a psychological dependence.
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Mozilla launches a new tool in the fight for data privacy.
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Kiwi software developer reveals that his FB logs show phone calls he made without app.
Modern spies are our fellow citizens - they will make public any perceived transgression.
Musk has delivered a devastating blow to Facebook after accepting a Twitter challenge.
As hard as it might seem to quit Facebook it can be done. Mostly.
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The Facebook CEO has faced enormous criticism following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Facebook CEO says the company will do three things.
The Facebook CEO has been criticised for his silence in recent days.
Zuckerberg has gone silent but his company's response to the whistleblower speaks volumes.
Cambridge Analytica has been embroiled in a scandal involving Facebook user data.
It was a conversation when Facebook was in its infancy but it could hurt Zuckerberg.
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