The ‘#deletefacebook’ movement has got Mark Zuckerberg worried: ‘It’s not good’ (FB)

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• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the “#deletefacebook” movement is “not good” for his company.
• Zuckerberg said Facebook hasn’t seen a meaningful number of people deleting their accounts because of the campaign.
• Zuckerberg said that the campaign is a “trust issue” for Facebook.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a new interview that the “#deletefacebook” social media campaign is “not good” for his company — but that it hasn’t yet damaged Facebook.

“#deletefacebook” has been a popular hashtag on Twitter since The Observer and The New York Times reported that British political data science firm Cambridge Analytica managed to harvest the data of 50 million Facebook users.

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