Facebook apologises with Full Page Ads in 9 Newspapers

Mark Zuckerberg. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Facebook has released full-page ads in 3 US newspapers and 6 British newspapers to apologize for the misuse of user data.   The announcement, signed by founder Mark Zuckerberg, took the responsibility and apologized for Cambridge Analytica to obtain data from more than 50 million users and use it in favor of Donald Trump during the elections. 2016. "It was a breach of trust and I'm sorry we did not do more at the time," wrote Zuckerberg in the announcement made in the form of a letter to Facebook users. "I promise to do better for you," he wrote. According to CNN, the announcement appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post in the United States. In the UK, the ad aired on The Observer, the Sunday Times, the Mail on Sunday, the Sunday Mirror, the Sunday Express and the Sunday Telegraph.
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