Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg says the company needs to make it clearer how data privacy works

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Facebook needs to make the way data privacy works more clear for users, COO Sheryl Sandberg says.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg gave comments at a conference in Cannes on Facebook's handling of user data and data privacy. The "Squawk Alley" team discusses.

 

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Psst... Sheryl .. two words 'Cambridge Analytica'

Facebook. on Data PRIVACY? To enroll, tell us your name/address, phone, mothers maiden name, DOB, political preferences... so we can sell to potential advertisers.

As a lawyer, she should study up a little more. That boat sailed a long time ago.

Does anybody really listen to what anyone from Facebook says these days? 🤔 Jus' wonderin' . . . . .

'Facebook needs to make the way data privacy works more clear for users.' I have never read a statement more obvious and/or arrogant. The way data privacy 'works' is the WILL of the PUBLIC, NOT facebook.

Look says it all 😂

She sounds an awful like Jamie Dimon

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