People's confidence in Facebook is decreasing

UK based political consultant organization Cambridge Analytics used Facebook's personal information without permission for more than five million subscribers. When this issue is revealed, Facebook faces serious criticism of the security of the information. Facebook apologized for the incident. The user, advertiser, lawmakers of different countries and investors are trying to restore trust. Reuters reports that US citizens have surveyed the situation. In the online poll, 2,237 participants took part in the survey. According to the survey results, Americans' confidence in Facebook is decreasing on the security question of personal information. Less than half respondents said they had confidence in Facebook.

According to the survey, 41 percent of Americans surveyed according to Facebook law to protect the personal information of customers; On the other hand, 66 percent of Amazon, 62 percent of Google, 60 percent Microsoft and 47 percent believe in Yahoo. During this time, the hashtags that 'remove Facebook' spread to the social media platform. Many people have deleted their Facebook account by agreeing to this movement.

Among them are Carla Elon Mask, CEO of Tesla Incorporation. Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said that the information about the Facebook subscriber has come to Cambridge Analytics, that Facebook and other internet companies collect their personal information to deliver the goods and services according to the customers' preferences. Currently Facebook's monthly active user exceeds 200 million. They are more concerned about increasing the confidence of the customer. According to survey data, many people expect government's role in monitoring how their platforms are managed by different platforms. 46 percent of adult respondents said they want strict control of the government to manage information.