Facebook to Show Users Russian Propaganda They Followed

The video discusses Facebook's efforts to increase transparency by showing users which pages they have liked or followed. This move is in response to pressure from Congress, which demands more openness about user data exposure, especially in light of Russian propaganda efforts. However, the measures have limitations, as users won't see content they were exposed to indirectly. The video also highlights the deletion of data linked to Russian influence and the need for Facebook to provide more insight into how users were manipulated.

What will Facebook provide to users by the end of the year?

• The content of the pages they have liked

• A detailed report on their Facebook activity

• A list of pages they have liked or followed

• A summary of their interactions with friends

Why is Facebook responding to congressional inquiries?

• To enhance platform security

• To comply with new regulations

• To address concerns about data breaches

• To improve user experience

What does Facebook's response not account for?

• Pages and posts seen in the newsfeed

• Pages followed by users

• Pages liked by friends

• Posts shared by users

What is the Internet Research Agency known for?

• Manipulating public opinion

• Developing social media platforms

• Creating online games

• Providing cybersecurity solutions

What does Congress want from Facebook regarding user manipulation?

• More transparency

• Stricter privacy settings

• Increased advertising

• Enhanced user engagement