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FTC eyes personal punishment for Mark Zuckerberg over privacy
By Nicolas Vega
April 19, 2019 | 1:57pm
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The Federal Trade Commission is mulling ways to hold Mark Zuckerberg personally responsible for Facebook’s privacy lapses, including fines that would ding the CEO’s own wallet, according to a new report.
The watchdog, which started probing Facebook last year over data breaches tied to the 2016 presidential election, is looking at the 34-year-old billionaire’s past statements on privacy to see whether increased government oversight over his leadership is warranted, according to The Washington Post.
In an appearance before Congress last year, Zuckerberg said that he is “responsible for what happens” at Facebook due to his position as founder and CEO.
The report said that the FTC is considering fining Zuckerberg personally in order to send a message to other big companies in Silicon Valley that their days of playing it fast and loose with user data are numbered.
Another possible plan would see Zuckerberg and other executives regularly certifying the social network’s privacy practices to its board, according to the report.
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