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How do you prevent hostile actors thru targeted advertising? Burr asks.
Sandberg says: We sell ads, we use info ppl share with us or 3rd party sites to make ads relevant, but privacy and advertising aren't at odds. "They go together." We never sell data, she says.
How do you prevent hostile actors thru targeted advertising? Burr asks.
Sandberg says: We sell ads, we use info ppl share with us or 3rd party sites to make ads relevant, but privacy and advertising aren't at odds. "They go together." We never sell data, she says.
What's your company's ability to collaborate with other social media companies in this space, Burr asks Dorsey.
"We believe we have an opp. to create more transparency with an eye towards more accountability, but also a more open way of working. A way of working that allows for a review period by the public on how we think about our policies."
"But more so, taking lessons we've learned from opensource software space. We've been experimenting with it a little bit recently but we want to be more than a company hosting an open conversation, but also participating in that conversation."
Burr says if a foreign influencer is detected on the platform, are other platforms alerted? Sandberg says when FB finds something they reach out to other companies and currently working more closely together.
On foreign influence, Dorsey says "This is not something we want to compete on." They work with peers and alert law enforcement as necessary. Meetings held as recently as this past week.
