A Q&A with Mark Zuckerberg About Data Privacy
&quot;Zuckerberg: We took action immediately at that point. We banned Kogan&#x27;s app from the platform, we demanded that Kogan and Cambridge Analytica and a couple other parties that Kogan had shared the data with would legally certify that they didn&#x27;t have the data, and weren&#x27;t using it in any of their operations. They gave us that formal certification. At the time, they told us they never had gotten access to raw Facebook data, so we made that decision.<p>Zuckerberg: Yes. They gave us a formal and legal certification, and it seems at this point that that was false.&quot;<p>Does it matter whether CA breached some form of &quot;agreement&quot; with FB?<p>What is the consequence of that?<p>CA losing their FB privileges going forward?<p>Does that really address the harm done?<p>Does &quot;formal and legal certification&quot; mean anything if FB is not going to take legal action against CA?  (Maybe FB is worried about FTC and violating their 2011 consent decree, i.e. self-preservation.)<p>If anyone should be requiring &quot;formal and legal certification&quot; that data was destroyed and that there was no unauthorized usage or transfer, it is the owners of the data: FB users.<p>Why are FB users upset with FB.  Shouldnt they be upset with CA.<p>There must be a reason that there is so much focus on FB as the problem and not only on CA.<p>What is it?