Amid continuous criticisms over election interference, Zuckerberg seeks more time to fix Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Friday sought more time to fix his network as countries over the world including India face elections amid the spread of fake news and political interference on social media platforms. "My personal challenge for 2018 has been to fix the most important issues facing Facebook -- whether that's defending against election interference by nation states, protecting our community from abuse and harm, or making sure people have control of their information," the Facebook founder wrote. Along with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, she faced the committee which is probing the Russian interference from an angle to publicly hold Facebook and Twitter accountable for allowing Russian operatives on their platforms. The first note will be about the steps Facebook is taking to prevent election interference on Facebook, which is timely with the US mid-terms and Brazilian presidential elections approaching.
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