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None of the above. He wasn't likely lying as he was under oath, and his very competent lawyers would've advised him strongly against perjury. He's obviously n
by mankash666 9y ago
None of the above.
He wasn't likely lying as he was under oath, and his very competent lawyers would've advised him strongly against perjury.
He's obviously neither incompetent nor inept. He successfully navigated a Congressional sideshow and delivered the expectation that shareholders had, much to the chagrin of end users.
The only ones lying, incompetent and inept are us - those who continue to use Facebook fully knowing next to nothing has changed from the hearing. If you haven't already deleted Facebook, think hard
- sschueller 9y agoHe wasn't under oath from what I heard. [1] [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-will-not-be-under-oath-during-senate-hearing-2018-4 http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-will-not-be-u...
- beagle3 9y ago> He wasn't likely lying as he was under oath, and his very competent lawyers would've advised him strongly against perjury. AFAIK he was not under oath, but even if he was, that's quite a naive statement. Many statements given to congress under oath are provably lies, and are never pursued. The hearing was scheduled for one day, with hardly any time for any follow up to any question or any real debate. It was for show, not for discovering the truth -- and given that (and that it was known in advance), I suspect even if he did perjure himself under oath, nothing would have become of it.
- gautamdivgi 9y agoHave they finally implemented a delete account feature? I deactivated my account and deleted the app from my devices many years ago. But there was no delete account or “forget me” feature. Even if you get rid of fb you aren’t really forgotten by fb
- btcindivist 9y agoThere is deactivate and delete option for years now. Zuckerberg stated that they delete all of the data after user deletes their account (not deactivate).