扎克伯格願就Facebook數據泄露作證
Mark Zuckerberg said he was willing to testify to any US government inquiry over reports that Cambridge Analytica had harvested data from more than 50m Facebook accounts, and that he would not be against regulation of his social media company.
馬克?扎克伯格(Mark Zuckerberg)表示，針對最近媒體對劍橋分析(Cambridge Analytica)收集逾5000萬個Facebook賬戶的數據的報道，他願意就美國政府的任何相關調查作證，他不反對他的社交媒體公司受到監管。In an interview with CNN on Wednesday night, the Facebook chief executive said he realised he needed to be more public and accountable.
這位Facebook首席執行官在週三晚上接受美國有線新聞網(CNN)採訪時表示，他意識到自己需要更加公開和負責。The interview came after he admitted the company had made mistakes over user privacy, in his first public comments since the Cambridge Analytica leaks were reported at the weekend.
這次採訪是在週末媒體報道劍橋分析泄露數據後，扎克伯格在首次公開置評時承認Facebook在用戶隱私方面犯錯之後進行的。
“We need to make sure there aren’t other Cambridge Analyticas out there,” he told CNN, pledging to review “thousands of apps” in an “intensive process”.
“我們需要確保沒有其他類似劍橋分析的公司，”他對CNN說，並承諾推進“密集流程”來審查“數千款應用”。
Mr Zuckerberg said he regretted not telling affected users when Facebook first found out about the leak in 2015. “I regret we didn’t do it at the time. I think we got that wrong,” he said during the TV interview.
扎克伯格表示，他很遺憾，Facebook在2015年第一次發現數據泄露時沒有告知受影響的用戶。“我很遺憾我們當時沒有那樣做。我認爲那件事我們做錯了，”他在接受電視採訪時說。If there was to be regulation, he would want to see the “right” type, for example more rules on transparency for online ads like those for TV. Facebook is working on a way to ensure that people can see all the ads a political campaign is running.
如果要出臺監管，扎克伯格希望能看到“正確”類型的監管，比如效仿電視廣告，對在線廣告出臺更多透明度相關規則。Facebook正努力確保用戶可以看到一場政治活動正在上線的所有廣告。Reports over the weekend claimed that Aleksander Kogan, a Cambridge professor, had obtained Facebook data for research purposes and then passed the data to the analytics firm that went on to work for Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
週末的報道稱，劍橋大學(Cambridge)教授亞歷山大?科根(Aleksander Kogan)出於研究目的取得了Facebook的數據，之後將這些數據轉交給劍橋分析，劍橋分析利用這些數據幫助唐納德?特朗普(Donald Trump)參加2016年總統大選角逐。
