Facebook can take a few years to deal with the difficulties of personal data leaks of users. The company's CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg said this in an interview on Tuesday. In an interview given to the news website VoX, Zuckerberg defended the company's business model and responded to people like Apple CEO Tim Cook, who criticized Facebook.
Zuckerberg said, one of the problems of Facebook is that it is idealistic. It focused on the positive side of connecting people. Spend less time on its wrong tool. Now we are investigating. People are also aware of its dangers. Zuckerberg said he wants the problems to be solved in three or six months. But finding some answers to some questions can take a long time.
Answering Tim Cook's last week's statement, he said that if we create a service that connects people around the world, then there will be many people who can not pay for the change of service. That is, Facebook can not charge a charge from its user.
That's why Facebook's business model runs on advertisements like the media. Tim said that while criticizing Facebook's business model, Tim said that its business is dependent on people's data.
