NewsVine_Mariyam
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Where did Zuck sleep last night? (And other key moments from Senate grilling)
I was pretty surprised at Zuckerberg's reaction to being asked if he'd be willing to share the name of the hotel where he's staying or the names of the people he's messaged this week - there in front of a televised session with Congress. He looked first confused, then insulted and finally outraged at the thought (in my opinion) which to me is really bizarre considering he owns one of the largest social media sites in the world but seems oblivious to the data exposure inherent with his product.
On the other hand I have found that people who routinely violate the privacy of others, or have the capability to do so, legally or not are pretty protective of their own privacy and that of their loved ones.
I was pretty surprised at Zuckerberg's reaction to being asked if he'd be willing to share the name of the hotel where he's staying or the names of the people he's messaged this week - there in front of a televised session with Congress. He looked first confused, then insulted and finally outraged at the thought (in my opinion) which to me is really bizarre considering he owns one of the largest social media sites in the world but seems oblivious to the data exposure inherent with his product.
On the other hand I have found that people who routinely violate the privacy of others, or have the capability to do so, legally or not are pretty protective of their own privacy and that of their loved ones.
