German spy chief says he wouldn’t trust Facebook with his data

The speaker discusses their observations from introductory talks, expressing a lack of surprise at a Facebook incident. They reflect on being a realist in a naive world and emphasize their cautious approach to data privacy, particularly with Facebook. The speaker concludes with no questions for Zuckerberg.

What was the speaker's reaction to the Facebook incident?

• They were confused and puzzled.

• They were angry and frustrated.

• They were indifferent and unsurprised.

• They were shocked and concerned.

How does the speaker view themselves in comparison to others regarding realism?

• As more optimistic than others.

• As more naive than others.

• As one of the few realists.

• As equally naive as others.

What is the speaker's stance on having a Facebook account?

• They plan to create an account soon.

• They do not have an account and distrust Facebook.

• They have an account and use it frequently.

• They have an account but rarely use it.

To whom does the speaker prefer to entrust their data?

• To government organizations.

• To social media platforms.

• To companies they would genuinely trust.

• To any company that offers services.

What is the speaker's opinion on Facebook's data handling?

• They think Facebook is improving its data policies.

• They are indifferent to Facebook's data practices.

• They believe Facebook handles data responsibly.

• They openly distrust Facebook with their data.