Facebook Doesn't Seem to Be Making Good Choices, Analyst Wieser Says

The video discusses a significant network intrusion at Facebook affecting up to 50 million accounts, allowing hackers full access. It compares this breach to the Cambridge Analytica incident, highlighting the severity of the current situation. Analysts discuss the potential business impact, noting Facebook's history of mismanagement but predicting minimal commercial consequences. The video also covers Facebook's security measures and offers advice to users, emphasizing the importance of privacy and compliance with GDPR regulations.

What was the scale of the network intrusion at Facebook?

What type of access did the hackers gain during the Facebook breach?

How does the Facebook breach compare to the Cambridge Analytica incident?

How many accounts were potentially affected by the Facebook hack?

What concerns were raised regarding Facebook's management and security protocols?

What proactive measures did Facebook take after discovering the breach?

What should users consider about their privacy in light of such breaches?