Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly once considered pursuing numerous deals with third-party developers to help it find out how much users' data is worth.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg once considered making deals with third-party developers just to help him find out how much users' data is worth, according to an NBC News report.
It said the social network's boss once mulled 100 deals with app developers for potentially selling access to user data. In one message highlighted by the publication, Zuckerberg says the goal"wouldn't be deals themselves," but learning"what developers would actually pay." The CEO has said in the past that Facebook would"never" sell people's information without their consent.
The documents in question stem from a California court case between Facebook and Six4Three, which developed an app that let people pay to find pictures of users in swimsuits. Six4Three's app was shut down in 2015 after Facebook changed its policies around the sharing of user data with third-party app developers.
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