We learned this week that 87 million users might have had their data compromised in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The original estimate was 50 million. Facebook also secretly deleted Mark Zuckerberg's chats on Messenger, and it requested patient data from hospitals. What does all this mean for our lives on social media?
As more Facebook revelations emerge, will users stop sharing?
Credits
Guests:
- David Lazarus - consumer columnist at the LA Times - @Davidlaz
- April Glaser - senior research fellow at Harvard University - @aprilaser
