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Will inform Facebook users whose data have been exposed: Mark Zuckerberg

In an interview with CNN, the billionaire chief executive officer said he would appear before Congress if necessary

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Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has previously said he considers Facebook a technology entity but the social network has faced more questions over the past 18 months about how what it shows on its site affects its roughly 1.8 bn members

Sarah Frier | Bloomberg
Facebook Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg, breaking a media silence on the latest consumer imbroglio to engulf the social media company, vowed to inform each of his two billion-plus users if there’s a chance their personal data was compromised.

In an interview with CNN, the billionaire chief executive officer said he would appear before Congress if necessary, to testify on revelations that a researcher harvested data on 50 million and sold it on surreptitiously to consultancy Cambridge Analytica. That bombshell has since wiped $45 billion off Facebook’s value, drawn regulatory scrutiny on two continents and ignited a #deletefacebook campaign.

Zuckerberg finally spoke out Wednesday