The CEO announced the new tool on Tuesday, describing it in a post as a “simple control to clear your browsing history on Facebook – what you’ve clicked on, websites you’ve visited, and so on”. The move comes at a time when Zuckerberg is battling some of the worst publicity his company has faced since it launched 14 years ago. Last month, Zuckerberg survived a two-day grilling by Congress in Washington DC, remaining composed and in some cases cleverly deflecting lawmakers’ toughest questions about data collection. But echoing his typical response in the face of crisis, Zuckerberg’s speech argued that the solution to many ongoing societal problems is more Facebook. Play Video 2:27 Five key moments from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony – videoIn his post announcing the tool, Zuckerberg wrote: “One thing I learned from my experience testifying in Congress is that I didn’t have clear enough answers to some of the questions about data.

Source: The Guardian May 01, 2018 17:05 UTC