Mark Zuckerberg to apologize again, this time to European Parliament
It hasn’t been long since Mark Zuckerberg had to appear before congress to answer a tone of questions revolving around data privacy. The now well known Cambridge Analytical scandal was the reason that has led to Mark’s questioning from the US congress.
The appearance of Facebook’s CEO in front of the congress was live-streamed. Many people watched as Mark answered successfully, most of the times, questions coming from people that clearly didn’t have a strong connection with modern technology and social media. At the end of the day, the questioning turned into an apology session where Mark “promised” that Facebook would do better in the future.
Just like that and when everyone thought Facebook’s troubles were over for now, Mark Zuckerberg has to apologize once again, this time to the European Parliament.
Facebook’s CEO has to convince the europeans, that his social media platform is going to respect all data privacy rules that were recently established with GDPR. If you’re interested in watching that again, you are in luck. The European Parliament is going to be live-streaming the meeting through its’ official website at from 6:15PM to 7:30PM CET.