Facebook Needs to Explain Privacy Controls Better Says COO Sandberg

The video discusses Facebook's evolving approach to privacy, acknowledging past mistakes in data sharing practices. It highlights the importance of user control and transparency, referencing early platform iterations and the adoption of GDPR standards globally. The focus is on minimizing data sharing while enhancing user experience and providing tools for privacy management.

What was one of the initial mistakes Facebook made regarding user data?

• Ignoring user feedback on privacy

• Not allowing any data sharing

• Allowing excessive data sharing

• Charging users for data privacy

What was Facebook's vision for apps in the early days?

• To charge for app access

• To make apps more social

• To restrict app usage

• To eliminate data sharing

What did Facebook learn about data sharing over the years?

• To share as much data as possible

• To minimize data sharing and ensure user understanding

• To charge users for data sharing

• To stop data sharing completely

Which privacy legislation did Facebook adopt globally?

• HIPAA

• CCPA

• GDPR

• COPPA

What is emphasized as crucial for users regarding their information on Facebook?

• Ignoring privacy settings

• Selling their data to businesses

• Sharing data with everyone

• Having full control over their data