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The 3 Questions Mark Zuckerberg Hasn’t Answered

A simple way for the House to outdo the Senate
Source: Alex Brandon / AP

Near the end of the Senate’s marathon interview of Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday, Senator Kamala Harris took the dais. She was not pleased.

“I am concerned about how much Facebook values trust and transparency—if we agree that a critical component of a relationship of trust and transparency is that we speak truth and we get to the truth,” said Harris. “During the course of this hearing, these last four hours, you have been asked several critical questions for which you don’t have answers.”

She proceeded to list them. “Those questions have included whether Facebook can track a user’s browsing activity even

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