Mark Zuckerberg waited several days to respond to news reports regarding Facebook data breach, even as the furore grew. Zuckerberg told CNN that Facebook would inform every one of its two billion-plus users that may have gotten their personal data compromised. Lawmakers still want Zuckerberg to testify“This isn’t going to cut it,” David Cicilline, a Democratic US representative from Rhode Island, said in a Facebook post responding to the CEO’s statement. “Mea culpas are no substitute for questions and answers under oath,” Blumenthal, a member of the judiciary committee, said. In interviews Wednesday, Zuckerberg said he was “open” to testifying before Congress, if he’s the right person to provide the information lawmakers need.

Source: Mint March 22, 2018 12:33 UTC