Zuckerberg's EU testimony: what he didn't answer
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2018
- Mark Zuckerberg appeared before the European Parliament on May 22 to testify about Facebook's impact on society, from data privacy to elections. Though Zuckerberg faced tough questions from members of Parliament, the format allowed him to escape easily. Here are the key questions Zuckerberg left unanswered. Subscribe: goo.gl/G5RXGs
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Zuckerberg in front of Congress *struggles to keep himself from laughing *
In front of EU: *tries hard not to cry*
I noticed that too. He looks very hurt.
He thought it was going to be easier
@@bridgettebianchi9315 SHADOW PROFILES! he had a himpscare when he heard that word
Then you should have seen the one with singapore politicians..:)
Yeap, it was obvious harder
The questions asked by the EU Parliament are soooo much better than the ones the US-Congress asked.
Marcel Re Yeah
"hOw dOe$ FaCeBoOk MaKe mOnEY?
Senator, we run ads.
Alex Smith "dO YoU lOvE aMeRiCA? "
The difference is that Senators represent states and these guys represent entire countries.
Marcel Re that's because the members of the EU Parliament are not 100 year olds that have no idea how the internet works
In EU:Asks him a question and lets him talk
In Us:How facebook works?
Zucc:Well we-..
US:Ok shut up
Well even though EU MPs were better prepared with better questions, the fact that they could only ask a question and not react to the answer made this whole hearing a waste of time.
The format of the hearing makes US hearings much better
YES OR NO
JUST SAY IT
YES OR NO
"What's your name?"
"Mark Zu-"
"YES OR NO"
@@huguesjouffrai9618 not at all actually, thoes american hearings make things too personal and they aren't efficient
@@huguesjouffrai9618 not much better, much funnier xD
I could not stop laughing after hearing those stupid questions xD
E.U.: Tell us about shadow profiles.
U.S. Congress: How many pixels are there on facebook?
Lol.
😂😂😂😂
what can we do US is stupid like that
US Politicians: So, How does Facebook Make Money?
EU Politicians: Tell me about Shadow Profiles.
US government is a joke. They just can't keep up with technology.
Some of the US politicians did ask about shadow profiles. I did hear anything about the monopoly.
Ajay Tej well we do have better politicians
Europe is the best
@@klarnorbert On the contrary, the Article 13 fiasco could never happen in America because our Free Use laws can change over time. But those were made in 2001. In 2020, we still have a lot of the same congresspeople, and they don't understand how the Internet works now.
Now this is 109 times better than the us Congress, wow
that's precise.
PG eighteen he probably meant to say 100 since 9 and 0 are both next to each other in keyboards
Obviously because inevitably Facebook is a government tool in the USA
Chris McCaulley are you spamming this in every comment section
Chris McCaulley that case was settled for 65m$
Jurgen Klopp very intelligent, straightforward, down to the point, BRAVO
Lmaoooo😂
You just didnt.... 😂😂😂😂
lol
😂😂😂😂
You made my day bro!!
US Congress: *Mark looks confused and tries not to laugh*
EU Parliament: *Mark struggles*
more like in EU:mark ready to cry
I’m glad EU is taking this seriously
But not Facebook
Don't be fooled. Zuck was thrown to the lions cage just because now Soros got a better fact check (aka censorship) device and he doesn't like competition. But Zuck is not innocent in anyway.
Marcelo Meireles hmm... Are you from Hungary or Romania?
like if people can't act
To Release is To Resolve maybe that way they want to hide that they are the real owners of the facebook?
Compare to this, US Congress was a joke. They should learn more from the EU.
Jargalsaikhan Khurtsbayar that's because many of EU politicians are science people, not gun lobbyists and Texans
Patrick no then they would say man is man not man is women because of feelings
west hyppolite Great English mate!
That was also a joke. Questions to the wind. -- And leftwing is associated with destruction, not even science.
Patrick The left is equal all over the world. But they are specialized on lying. But they can be better exposed un Venezuela, Cuba ir North Korea (a puppet of China that play the "good" liberal capitalists to the world and crushes its citizens head).
The EU parliament prepared very well, and was aggressive.
EU: SHADOW PROFILE
ZUCK : 😕
EU: SHADOW PROFILE
ZUCK : 😥
EU: SHADOW PROFILE
ZUCK : 🥺
EU: SHADOW PROFILE
ZUCK: 🙉
?
If you don't see it it don't exist!
Hum,Facebook is a company that wants to connect people,i believe in the power of ... 9999 words non-related to the question
@@meghanachauhan9380 Well can you see your brain? I guess it's does not defined as exist after all
I pretend not to hear 🙉
European politicians seem more competent and informed about what they are talking about!
LaFarrugia He is.
LaFarrugia Brexit yes. Ukip no.
I'm sorry but sometimes the US senate looks like a reality tv show to some europeans. many people don't like the hundreds of laws, sometimes useless ones, from the EU but I'm glad there are many people who care about something and know their stuff. exceptions are everywhere^^
Andy by now i think, that useless laws are created even by the most competent parliament. It seems inevitable. But hey, as long as the useful laws outnumber the useless ones...
LaFarrugia exceptions to every rule ;)
"Marc, what do you want for dinner?"
-"the question is not what i want for dinner. it's what what's in the fridge"
that is right, because if you want a filet mignon but you only have celery and lemons in the fridge, you're not getting your filet mignon
@@lucacanazza6263 what if I want human meat?
thats what you call brains hahahaha
@@lucacanazza6263 But it's HIS fridge and he should know it.
Politicians:” what do I want for dinner”
*proceeds to open fridge*
Mark is one step ahead of these politicians.
EU : normal questions.
US : How do you make iphone
4:49 lmao. His mechanics had a malfunction.
lmao
Lol😂
Owly Jim 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Did they cloned him or turned him into an AI??? 😭😭😭 🤯
Wtf he wad like that and then it was like nothing happened
"This is Europe, you have to answer the questions."
@@averageamericaninvestor6944 Also the birthplace of all "American" ancestors! So have some respect!
@@ivan.mitsov You, and the rest of Europe, should have some respect for America, and successful American businessmen and women.
@@averageamericaninvestor6944 lol delusional
Average American Investor you litteraly scream stereotypical american... you are delusional and it shows
Average American Investor You should really tread lightly whem talking about “the beginnig of the end” are you totally unaware of the state that your precious country is in? Corona cases spiking, people looting and breaking everything in sight. Not saying Europe are perfect at all. But your ignorance is astounding...
The contrast between the US and EU hearings make me so proud to be European.
Szymon Harbuz There's no such thing as European lol
What the hell are you saying.
Szymon Harbuz you do know americian politicians are mostly European origins , mainly from Germany, England ,Italy,France etc . Most Americans are Europeans
Random guy most white Americans*
@@faith-ei9bv so we're Africans because that's where humans come from
Hearings in EU: **Polititians trying to regulate everything according to their own personal interests**
Hearings in the US: "What is an Android?"
its not their personal interests, some of these questions might sound stupid for superficial people, but you have to look at the bigger picture, right now social media is perhaps the most powerful communication tool, and in the facebooks case, it reaches so many people, every single day, so the way they influence and use information could change entire generations to come, of course it has to be regulated.
We all liked because of the “what is an Android”not the part you wanted us to know
man its not personal interest, can u imagine how can these companies manipulate people ? some people spend whole days on social media , few well chosen articles (and there is someone behind the posts that you see who chooses wheter you see it or not (wheter is a person or AI) )and they can absolutly twist peoples political views how they want.
@@borgresearcher bro of course thats personal they just dont want zuckerberg to become the almighty of social networks if i could say like Every person who is becoming too powerful because of the rockfeller's incident
Facebook is lying and fraud.
I've talked to people about certain things in real life, like a hamburger or a tool, or a certain subject. NEXT THING I KNOW I GET A ADVERTISEMENT EXACTLY FOR IT.
Anyone can access the internet. Facebook works with hackers and third parties.
Funny how here everyone is agreeing with The parlement and in the US congres everyone is agreeimh with Mark
Sarcasynronic It’s because most people here (including me) only watched the compilation videos about US senators asking really stupid questions while in this EU hearing the investigators were way better prepared.
In the US I agree with Mark and in this one I agree with essentially everyone except the Verge
Asking informasi is you tranfer is many for asking you papulason wrong you now tranfer is many for asking you sorces you papulason wrong you now source is asking you papulason wrong polejay hoax Mark Zuckerberg is you women wrong polejay hoax corupsen palsu papulation mafia fakta asnking informasi is you adesten
Its probably because of lobbyiying
These are the questions the US Congress should have asked. They basically spent their time asking him how the internet works.
you saw a heavily edited video from the goons at CNN trying to make Trump look bad
Josiuh what does Trump have to do with this?
Foreals
@@Josiuh dud, "orange man bad" had nothing to do with it.
In the US politicians are corrupt lobbyists who take money from these mega corps.
I am genuinely proud of our European legislators. At times European law is a bit messy, but it definitely looks like we form a united front on this particular subject.
Jacco Stoete Well said. It's only together that we are strong enough to stand up to these multinational corporate machines.
Patrick even if they do business in eu ?
Patrick exactly it wud have costed him A LOT in the long run hence he was there cause uve gotta keep the investors happy
Patrick of course he had to show up to the EU Parliament: The EU has more Facebook users than the US. Being based in the US is not an excuse for not complying to EU regulations when you’re doing business there ( he was reminded in the meeting about that) The same goes the other way around: an EU company doing business in the US have to comply to US regulations (or what’s left of it) or face the consequences (look at VW)
To Release is To Resolve The EU is not a dictatorship
1:19 He sounds like google text to speech guy
That’s good old Farage. He’s a beast
Proud to be European and a EU Citizen. Greatings from Italy.
Greatings from Germany, bro.
Hello from America where stuff like this is the norm
We Europeans are stronger together. Greetings from Spain
@@socialgaming8699 You wish.
@@socialgaming8699 could you elaborate on what specifically you mean? Sorry I’m unsure if you mean these kind of hearings are often, or the issues not being properly addressed, regards from Germany
Why does the EU have legislators that sound like they actually know how technology works, and can ask questions that are actually relevant and important, and the US doesn't?
TheARN44 Oh Murica Oh murica....
TheARN44 cause we put people who aren’t with the times in power and later on us younger folk will pay for it
TheARN44 Because our policians aren't in office bc of campaign donations
Because they do and they can, and their US counterparts are bought to be in office.
I think also in general that EU legislators are a bit younger, in addition to the fact that European society is very deeply digitalized.
It seems like the parliament members of the EU seem more knowledgeable, with regards to the internet of things, compared to the members of the U.S. congressional hearing.
NA LuL
Ali youssef Well the congressional hearing did occur weeks prior, so the parliament had time to reflect on what the people thought about the congressional hearing and adapt.
ArnoldsK Also Senators represent individual states within our country and these guys represent entire countries so they’re going to be a bit smarter than your typical Senator.
countries that are smaller than an individual state. i think its way more about the 'Murica feels.
Corey Brandt states are like their own separate country under one goverment. And there's more than one person per EU country.
1:42 Even the Mafia was there to question him.
and gave a suggestion that we here to destroy you :D because Its too much :D
😂😂
So frustrated that I'm just now finding out any this hearing, as well as how poorly prepared the US congress was in addressing these very real questions
“How does Facebook make money”
jurgen klopp on fire
You twist something there! *lol No soccer trainer in the EU parliament present!
Sue Sun it was a joke...
Hahahaha i swear right!!
Damn son! 😂
Aditya Aswal I was thinking exactly the same😅
guy with the glasses 👌
Jared L his name is actually Guy lol
That's Guy Verhofstadt of Belgium.
He also mentions The Circle. That's a great movie too, not just a book :)
yeah he had the best questions and the coolest glasses
His name is Jurgen Klopp.
For once, I'm proud of Belgium.
Guy Verhofstadt just burns him out all the way, saying all the right things.
Vlaams Belang won my dude. Belgium rocks.
Agreed.Proud of the EU questions.
He was surprised he actually had to think here unlike the US.
@Főfasírozó You are not even a real person :P
He was talking nonsense. His analogy was stupid af.
@Főfasírozó lol, Belgium founded the EU
1:16 😂😂 how Mark looks away
branchyapple looked like a cat who just saw a mouse run by hahaha
😭😂😂😂
bruh like a robot
He scanned them
@branchyapple He was looking for help. simple psychology, a lot of us do it when we're put on the spot or taken aback - and unsure of how to respond.
It seems he may have had one or two allies within the room also, you can see him look to them in the hopes of an out.
The reaction itself is funny though!! xD
Shadow profiles really got on his nerve!
I know, interesting that. I don't actually have a Facebook account but I wonder if they do try collect information on non users? Having already said they still collect information on users who sign out. Interesting thought.
Yes they do, every Web site you go to has a Facebook sharing script, some of them contain tracking functionality for advertisers, abit like Google analytics.
@@320speed This is not a question, they do collect data from everyone who uses the internet (practically speaking). All the websites that have some form of Facebook link, collects marketing info, has a Facebook (or one of their third party related) extensions installed, will collect your data and sign it to your IP and the hardware you were using, and this data is stored in shadow profiles that talk with each other to create as fitting a match as possible on the people they monitor - and in most cases they will also get your name and residence information etc, could be from email subscriptions or web services that require you to create a user, etc. If you actively use the Facebook platform or not doesn't matter, the Facebook algorithms still survey you (and if they don't, then Google or some other company does, and in the end the information gets around to everyone). I constantly try to teach my family about this, but it's often hard for people to grasp that Facebook collects their data even when they don't have a Facebook profile. They don't understand that Facebook is not just a web platform, it's a marketing and analytics tool that has been imbedded in most websites that exist, and you practically can't avoid them. Sure you can deny cookies etc, but most sites denies you access if you decline their cookies so nobody does that - and in the end Facebook collects their data and stores it to the shadow profile linked to your IP and known hardware/devices such as mobile phone, computer, various third party user profiles on other apps and social media platforms etc.
Daniel Kemnitz well put
@@320speed What do you think how many people use WhatsApp who have your number saved in their Phone? If you use whatsapp you upload all numbers from your contact list to facebook servers. There they compare them and check if the other person too has WhatsApp. But even if not they now have this number. And know you are in contact with the other person. With this they easily manage to get a profile of most people you are in contact with. Because most of those people have whatsapp. Next they need your name. Easy, because most sites have a tracking pixel or a like/share button for facebook. And even if you dont give a facebook like, facebook knows you visited that website, because the button is from facebook and instantly establishes a connection to it. Now you just need to sign in on any website and chance is high they have your clear name and adress. Because ip adresses dont change every few minutes they can easily track you for longer times. And even if ip adresses change it is easy to link the new shadow profile to the old. You would be surprised how little information is necessary to determine wheter two profiles belong to the same person. And because facebook distributes targeted ads even outside of the facebook page as a service for other websites facebook makes profit with this. And chances are high they have from nearly everyone a profile or shadowprofile
No wonder we voted Trump, just look at the questions our senators asked compared to the EU parliament.
To be fair, you didn't get much of a choice.
If I were from the states, I would have voted Sanders... And accomplished nothing.
To be even more fair, the meeting only lasted 1h30, where the Senate testimony was about 6h
Jerry Peng Better Trump than Merkel
The senators dumbness aren't trumps fault.
@Nspnspker not only that...the coverage from the US congress was significantly edited by the goons at CNN to make them look stupid
Well it dissolved into a mess (0.32) ... Watching the entire hearing I would say this was caused by Zuckerberg not answering questions rather than the structure of the hearing.
Zukerberg has the best poker face I have ever seen.
I agree facebook should be regulated.
it is clearly regulated, that is why he has to show up here and answer questions. It is only a matter of to what extent they are going to be regulated, supervised or even control more. This testimony is a big progress for regulators to keep up with the speed of the technology revolution. Even the people in the industry could not comprehensively understand how quick it is developing. That is why the regulators are so worrying about their policies.
I couldn’t imagine being so powerful and relevant to the point where you have to answer to multiple countries governments.
daycha turner not can‘t but won’t. A lot of it would be a PR disaster and have legal ramifications if answered truthfully.
I'm 2 years late, but..
The EU is a country by itself, it is a confederation
@@xano2921 it's a union
@@xano2921 it is a union, if any countries think their benefits they got from being in the union is less than what they sacrificed, they will leave. But I get your point, it's the likely the closest countries ever were in an NGOs.
while on tv
Time for a sequel to the social network
Yay!
Ha
We’re not out of the woods yet. Just you wait....
The last guy was really after him right from the beginning..
He's like looking around and say inside "I'll tell this to my fAtHeR"
That politician with the gold glasses is hard core
yes he's a good Guy
He is a Belgian liberal.
Nice one Juan ;)
That's Guy Verhofstadt, member of the open VLD (Belgian Dutch-speaking liberal party, centre-right), three times Prime Minister of Belgium, current chairman of the ALDE (European liberal party, centre to centre-right), European Parliament's representative on matters related to Brexit. He's also one of the biggest supporter of a federal European Union.
Dakito Dasho he likes LGBTQ
Competitive huh? So why did they buy Instagram and What’s App?
Not only that, Facebook was only allowed to buy WhatsApp if they would not link user's Facebook profile to their WhatsApp profile. They did so anyway.
He was asked in this hearing when he'd decouple the two again, and comply with the law, but I don't think he answered.
Jeroen Bollen I think he will once faced with a impending break up of the company. No company would risk losing a market of 750 million people.
Are you aware that there are literally thousands of services that don't belong to Facebook and are also free to use?
Then don't use facebook. I don't care for Facebook and I don't support it, but I see where Zuckerberg is coming from. Facebook is huge, but ultimately it's just an app on your phone and a website for you to communicate with friends/family. There are plenty of options out there that aren't facebook. I mostly use google hangouts for most chat. I also use Line and Kakao talk when I'm in Japan and Korea, respectively ( Facebook is actually rarely used in those places anymore and being there shows you how easily and quickly facebook can become non-relevant). I use Linkedin(microsoft) for professional contacts and gmail(google again) for all email. As for online 'communities' I would say youtube(Google again) would fall into that category as a competitor. I use Google Drive/photos and Flickr for photobackup and sharing. This is the nature of the competitive landscape and why I emphasize Facebook is ultimately just an app and website. A new alternative or existing alternative can become popular overnight and all it takes is someone to download that from their appstore and click delete on their facebook app and within a year you could see facebook become another Myspace - That's the kind of fear Zuckerburg has and what he is talking about when he mentions the competitive landscape. You might say Facebook is massive and has huge revenue/profits, but these are all contingent on one thing - people using facebook regularly. Google plus was a failure, but it easily could have not been one and that's the kind of situation that he has to be ready for. It doesn't even have to be from a large competitor - this generation is not loyal to companies and if something more interesting comes along they will quickly ditch their old app for a new one. If you have governments breaking up facebook you're only enabling google and microsoft to have less competition. Overall, this is worse for the market.
Why Disney buy Lucas film Ltd, Marvel Studios, 20th Century Fox ?
Zuck in US: Try not to laugh.
Zuck in UK: Try not to cry.
The fact that he is questioned, makes you wonder.
"are you capable to fix it"
damn, that was DEEP
Wow! Even though the format was imperfect, I am glad that the EU did a better job at asking questions and it seems way more serious about regulating Facebook. #EUvsFB
The EU is more serious on *all* matters. They've been established longer than the United States. Every country in the EU has precious culture to lose if there were ever another World War. America has some culture, but not so rich. America also feels safe 100% of the time. Our Congressmen aren't worried about anything because there are two oceans separating us from all of the world's problems. The EU just isn't like that.
These are excellent questions they asked. The got him at the heart. WOW!
"Are you capable to fix it?" That's the problem, the company is far too massive, and delves into too many different areas for him to really "fix it". There are always going to be seriously legitimate problems with Facebook as long as it is around.
I'm proud of and happy about the European Parliaments efforts to represent its citizens and their interests.
Raphael Bek They want to regulate Facebook to pursue their cucking plan.
The European parlaiment have enough questions to answer of their own like.......how do they justify their clique of unelected politicians that cannot be removed by the peoples voting power, making rules, regulations and laws that are imposed on other democracies.
Can they answer the question of how we were all originally blatantly lied to in order to take the UK and other countries into the Common Market which was meant for trading between nations and then led into a European Union that has spent the last 40 + years stripping democratic nations of the right to govern themselves.
No country has ever had a vote on this theivery and when they have the EU has made them vote again until they got the right answer. Answer these questions. The EU are control freaks and the only reason that they are giving Zuckerberg a hard time is they can't control, or regulate him as they have done to the rest of Europe. Glad the UK is out of the mess that is the EU..
@@racl1954 Ok Brexit guy. If you don't like the EU you can live (as shown by the Brexit), and I don't know what you mean by controlling democracies. It's like a club. If you want to be part of this club then you have to follow this rules: this, this and this. And when a country doesn't follow they control that infraction by convincing it that he will pay for this unruly behavior. We signed to be part of the EU. Countries are fighting just to be part of it. The things you've pointed out aren't actually that big of a deal in comparison with Germany "being able" not to follow this EU rules. But even that is understandable if you think of who has the money. I actually am pro EU and, honestly, I'm okay if people are against but I think that they're not what you've described.
Pd:Anyway, pardon my lower English (I'm from Spain) and don't understand this comment as hate. I just wanted to engage in this debate but maintaining common respect while doing so. So yeah, sorry if I got to crazy hahah
@@santividal9387 Your english is more than fine, and you provided some great arguments. Love from a pro EU Swede
Who is the guy asking the last question featured in this video (and many others throughout the video)? He seems to be asking the toughest questions and is damn confident asking 'em.
Harsh Kumar that guy was damn genius. Better than US Senators
Guy Verhofstadt
Guy Verhofstad, president of ALDE, the liberal fraction in the EU Parliament. Also chief Brexit negotiator for the parliament.
Harsh Kumar hahahaha ... he is the guy who knows the best question by far among all them combine US congress
Jurgen Klopp
Are you capable to fix it ?
Oh that was a good question he looked pissed lol
*Zuckerberg seems intelligent he should make a website or something*
He already make Facebook..
@@prachirajniwal7752 whoosh/
@@prachirajniwal7752 not funny we are talking about this guy Mark Zuckerberg here
Always happy to hear Adi. She should voice all verge content.
Her voice so smooth. Would be perfect for AI voice, with the voice like that she can take over the world and I won't mind.
Lmao so much better than the US hearing.
"Mr. Zuckerberg, how many gigabytes do you own?"
The average IQs in the room were quite different doe
This comment just killed me. Good job !
Zuck: We exist in a competitive space where people use lots of communication tools.
Also Zuck: Buys all the competition and owns everything
He doesn't own everything do research and you'll find out why.
Is it getting hot in here, or is it just me??? Oh, just me...Zuckerberg probably was sweating a storm in that suit😅
"Shadow profiles, Zucc, shadow profiles"
Wow. The EU legislators are great. I like them. They ask great questions.
agreed they asked great questions but what's next.The fact is this won't really change the working of facebook but they'll make emotional videos about how they have changed lol
NICE VIDEO. NICE QUESTIONS FROM EU TEAMS. ALSO I LIKE VERGE'S NOT OVER COMMENTING ON VIDS. WELL DONE. KEEP UP!
Thank you for sharing this video. The future owes you. You are making this world a better place. I really appreciate your effort.
I see fear in his eyes, EU love you for asking the right questions. That's specs guy speaker is out right amazing!
Fear? Sure but the fear is from something else not EU. You will see.
NOBODY LIKE 69
Im proud of my Europoean Parliamentarians
Wow at least you got that response .
I asked for photos and to look at attachment
1:42 why is Astor Piazzolla in the EU committee, I thought he was Argentinian?
Guy Verhofstradt is a pro
He's a pro socialist
mrcd59 he’s a Liberal (he said it himself)
He is from the liberal party, not the socialist party.
In Nigel Farage video comment sections, he is the most hated man.
Proud of my Belgian man
4:36 That smile says EVERYTHING! #shadowprofiles #youarefools
@ nah
That walkout fits the music so well.
He is on some heavy druggs or a robot.
Mkultra he has been programmed by the deep state.
It must be adrenochrome
Autistic
This is a prime example of why the Verge is an excellent source of news. Simplify what needs to be simplified, show us the evidence, explain it clearly.
Athan Condax well they could have shown the part where one of the politicians stated that zuckerberg chose those kind of proceedings, i.e. everyone asks his or her questions and then he tries to answer them. They were initially against it, it seems.
But don’t trust the source too much as they may only show the parts of the evidence that align with their political views. I do still think the Verge is a great source of news, but be aware they only show you what they want to show
This is an important video. The Zucc is getting much too powerful.
CharlieOliverBates "is getting"? He has been for a long time
Then people simply need to stop giving him this power.. no one is forced to used Facebook's services and people need to realize they are the product, not the other way around. It's only "free" product in exchange for access to all your data and information. They are a publicly traded company and as such will use any mean to exploit whatever information they have access to in order to generate revenue, increase market share, and dominate their sector people seem to forget that.
Well if we're honest people are stupid and won't stop using it no matter what.
Jonathan People are physically addicted. It’s not as easy for some people to stop using the service because Zuckerberg has them by the balls.
@@SecularDarwinism Thank you. Did it ever occur to anyone, that people LIKE being a "product". Social media helps us keep in contact with others but most importantly it helps feed our egos. Some people put up constant "snaps" about themselves, constant videos on "insta", or statuses on twitter, just because they love the attention.
But I do feel bad for those people who don't have the ego problem. They should have more privacy.
You guys watched the senator questions him before this didn't you🤨
Somehow the US Congress made Zuckerberg look like the teacher trying to control the classroom with a passive behaviour and the EU Parliament made Zuckerberg look like he was in a trial.
0:04 need to smile for humans
I swear that guy is an extraterrestrial
I know right... Jesus.
Zuckerburg is completely out of his depth and making things worse with his cold demeanor. They need a seasoned CEO to run Facebook like Google did at the start.
Merrin Google isn't really better.
Gaunerchen still I trust them more then Facebook
I don't his demeanor was intentional. I'd say internally he felt nervous and under alot of pressure given the depths of this issue that no one really has much experience with handling. The previous monopolistic companies mentioned like microsoft had the skills and expertise to see a path toward a solution and execute. I don't think it will be easy to find a balance between protecting FB users from data mining and selling while allowing for users to continue enriching the site for the purposes of communicating and connecting people worldwide.
Merrin the real question is... how could he break the three laws of robotics?
zucks a legend
Bruh in the US it should have had the EU format, and the EU should have had the US format of back to back
The US congress members asked the wrong questions and the EU members on the other hand asked the actual legit questions.
That's because US congress knows that Facebook is very advanced and usefull tool for mass surveillence and after that cirkus behind closed doors they pat him on the back.
Proud of being a European citizen. It seems that sometimes the politician that represents us really do their job.
but only SOMETIMES (Article 13/17)
Facebook has grown into a monster.
The real monster is Zuckerberg.
Humans*
Humans are the monster
Facebook and Twitter are responsible for all the destructive movements and terrorist in this world.
@@grip2617 it's not their trouble. People Should have control over themselves.
😂
The EU Parliament seems so much more civilized and organized than the u.s.'s form of asking questions.
yeah US congress as a trial feeling while the EU just sits in a circle to have that conversation feeling.
They made his motor_functions.exe app crash and reboot on 3:27
Why every time Zuckerberg is saying something, I feel like he is lying?
Because he does.
The question he was supposed to be asked: Are you a Lizard?
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Definitely reptilian.
YES
L A M P
what he didn’t answer: everything
We need a complete discussion before judge Mark. This video has so many cut
I wonder how he knows how many different apps the average person uses
Given how important this matter is, I think it's absolutely ridiculous he couldn't answer more questions because he had 'a flight to catch'.
He probably flies private too lol
European Union doing great job, here! 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺 Thanks! Looks like they really care about the people.
@kath david why? Care to enlighten me?
@@richelaskoano4606 He's just a guy that just does not understand the EU and so just dislikes it. Too many of those guys around here....
He is never not stuttering when he is in U.S. jurisdiction, however he somehow develops self-confidence and gains the ability to actually form full sentences in this video.
When you've been apologizing over a decade you're doing things intentionally
1:16
TARGET CONFIRMED.
MUST DESTROY.
I laughed so much 😂
Damn.... Skynet be doing today
ROFLL
God, dude ahahahahahaha
yass, slaying the explanations as usual.
Nice commentary and clips :). Hopefully there WILL be alternatives. It's just they will NOT be funded by Silicon Valley, Bay Area, OR California. (I should know ;) ) - Worldie will be one, I hope (still working).
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Kamaru Kannur, What do you mean?
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I saw Jurgen Klopp, Zidane, Carlo Anteloti
Do this people(eu parliament) know anything about internet or they just know how to send an email?
I'm from Germany and very confused right now that the guy from the UK is still there
Well, Brexit didn't officialy happend
Lennart mustermann you do know that the uk is still a part of the eu as of now, right?
Dry German humor :D love it
Lennart mustermann I'm confused at how you managed to elect Merkel again.
My country has not yet left the eu we will very soon but Theresa May is a bit slow.
I stopped using Facebook as it's eating away my time.
Good move.
Same here
Jokes on you. Facebook collects info from non Facebook users as well.
F. Teixeira Every company collects your data and nothing is ever deleted from the internet, internet is free for a reason.It's not Facebook all of them do the same, but only facebook is getting a stick for it lol.
Aditya Aswal
The internet is not free lol, unless you're leeching off open wifi then yeah it's free internet, but someone is always paying.
Just half way through reading zero to one. Now i know why they say they are not monopoly and he perfectly tackled the question.
Where is the full video?
I love how Zuckerberg give everyone who asks him a question such a confused and frightened look 😂😂
ghost/shadow profiles mr Zuckerberg... :-) What do you do with the users who don't have facebook? Don't want to answer that hu? I guess the answer is too ugly to tell... :-)
"okay then keep your secret"
Very different level from the senate hearing
"Picked out the questions he wanted to respond to"...this is typical