Name: Facebook是如何成長起來的｜2019年2月22日。 (How Facebook Grew | February 22, 2019)
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And this Friday we're presenting the third installment of our fourth part.

The company, whose monthly users include 1/4 of the global population, has become a networking tool many of them can't live without and made mistakes.

Many can't forgive the Nation of Russia factors in today.

It has repeatedly denied interfering and international affairs like the 2016 U.

But the world's biggest social media company started noticing suspicious activity on its platform activity it says was connected to Russian operatives, and how Facebook reacted dramatically damaged the trust its users had in it.

Once again, Laurie Seagal has our in depth report, and meanwhile, CNN dot com is featuring breaking news and other stories from around the world.

It was 2016 and politicians had realized the reach of Facebook.

The platform was integral to politics and had been for years.

I'm the guy who got Mark toe wear a jacket and time, but unnoticed with all that hype.

New details about the extent of Facebook's role in Russia's election interference campaign in 2016.

S election and divide America was well under way way.

Tough to say goodbye to folks, but I'm glad for what comes afterwards.

It's the last day he'll call himself chief security officer of Facebook.

It feels weird to live through history from the inside.

I think naturally, I wantto question whether I did everything I could.

It was stainless, his team who discovered Russians were weaponizing Facebook to influence the election.

Ah, pivotal moment for democracy and a turning point in Facebook history.

It started the spring and summer of 2016.

Facebook security team discovered suspicious activity connected to Russian intelligence and reported their findings to US law enforcement.

As people went to vote, you know, in in the fall it just wasn't seen as our position to kind of get involved publicly in these these massive political issues.

And in this situation, you know, you do not want to be seen as putting your thumb on the scale one way or the other.

At the time, Zuckerberg downplayed the idea that fake news on Facebook, of which you know it's a It's a very small amount of, of, of the content influenced the election in any way.

I just think at the time I was way too dismissive.

I think I just reacted and had had a negative, visceral reaction to the idea that people were somehow tricked.

By January 2017 U S intelligence report linked the spread of hyper partisan fake news to the Internet Research Agency, a Russian company with close ties to Putin and Russian intelligence.

Their entire goal was to reduce the quality of discourse and to increase anger and divisiveness in the country.

The Russians took advantage of Facebook's advertising tools, which allow advertisers to target people specifically based on their interests, even their political biases.

On top of that, the more polarizing and divisive their post war.

More likely, Facebook's algorithms would show them to more people.

Publicly, the company was limited in its transparency.

There be even more revelations later, internally Facebook execs treated the foreign interference like the shift to mobile all hands on deck and started to increase its security team by 2018 it would be more than 30,000.

But Facebook's failure to anticipate and quickly address foreign government influence on the platform put the company on thin ice.

Facebook, battling a massive data on this new scandal thin straw that broke the camel's back would come early.

Millions of users had their information improperly obtained by a data firm.

Data firm Cambridge Analytica harvested data from Facebook users data of up to 87 million Facebook users to be precise, collected before the election.

Through a personality quiz app taken by about 300,000 Facebook users.

The quiz gave the researcher access to not only our data but also our friend's data.

This methodology was completely permissible at the time.

Up until Facebook restricted access in 2015 looser privacy settings allowed developers more access to our information thes air ethical debates that will impact two billion people about user data about the spread of fake news about the weaponization of the platform.

You have users asking, Should I be spending so much time on Facebook?

It all dated back to when Facebook opened up the platform to developers.

I think they built something that was beyond their wildest dreams.

And it was extremely powerful in ways that they had no idea it could be powerful.

Because this is, you know, this was based off of the platform that you weren't early architect of.

I don't think it was something that you could have predicted or even thought was.

Social media powerhouse has been reeling, seeing its worst day in four years.

It was a turning point for the company user.

Trust eroded and Facebook stock price plunged and the anger on Lee amplified as days went by and there was silence from the upper ranks until Mark finally decided to talk.

Senior Tech correspondent Laurie Seagal got this exclusive interview to meet what happened.

This was a major breach of trust, and and I'm really sorry that this happened.

They were previous instances where they had the issue.

Senator John Thune and much of Washington was watching closely.

If it's the right thing to do, You are the brand of Facebook.

We just want to make sure that we send whoever is best informed of doing that.

Zuckerberg agreed to testify on April 10th 2018 and the prep started inside Facebook.

He worked really hard to prepare and he was ready.

I mean, that was as high stakes as it gets.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, just hours away from testifying It felt historic the way it was for the tobacco execs in 1994 Remembers someone that day, told me they had to bring in an extra row of chairs for the senator's because there was so much interest.

We're listening America's listening and quite possibly the world is listening to and wondering.

Could Zucker Burg, who historically has had a hard time with high pressure public moments, deliver We didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake.

I run it and I'm responsible for what happens here.

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