Facebook should have been self-controlled more than ever before, but it is too late now, commented on Apple Chief Executive Tick Cook.
In an interview with Technology Site Rick and MSNBC, Facebook's chief Mark Zuckerberg and others who use data for subscribers of income, have scratched the language. The interview was scheduled to be aired on April 6, according to the IANS report.
Cook said that Facebook and other people could suppress the use of personal information to create "detailed information-rich profiles of people gathered from various sources". He said, "I think the best control, control itself."
Cook said, "The truth is, if we used to use our customers - if our customers were our product we could earn tons of tons."
What if he was in place of Zuckerberg? Cook's answer to such a question- "I would not have lived in such a situation."
Facebook has faced criticism since the allegation of data analysis by Cambridge analysts by misusing data of nearly five million users in the US presidential election in 2016. Top CEOs of Apple and IBM have criticized Facebook for hosting a scandal in China earlier this scandal.
