Facebook Data Leaks Very Terrible

Tim Cook reveals the need for prevention efforts in avoiding the back of the occurrence of abuse of data, as is now faced by Facebook.

Apple CEO Tim Cook echoed stronger regulation in regulating the privacy of online platform users. The regulation, as mentioned by it, should be able to prevent information from a number of users put together and then be used for other purposes beyond the knowledge of the data owner itself.

The idea he presented in a session at the China Development Forum in Beijing indirectly puts pressure on all technology companies that rely on the world's large population data to strengthen their products, services and sales. Facebook became one of these corporations.

The current situation faced by Facebook, which is transporting the data belonging to its 50 million users by Cambridge Analytica, acknowledged by Tim Cook is terrible. He also re-emphasized the importance of making a stronger regulation.

"I think the situation (experienced by Facebook) is now very horrible and a big problem so if it takes a very well designed regulation,

In addition, the man appointed as CEO of Apple in August 2011 is also said that the company he led has long been concerned about people who provide personal information without knowing how his own data is used.

"We have been worried in recent years against people in many countries who provide personal data without knowing fully what they have done," he said.

Since the issue has surfaced in recent days, the overall value of Facebook shares is down billions of dollars. Facebook's ongoing criticism not only emerged in the US and Europe, but also in Asia, the social media company's biggest market..