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U.S. looking at ways to hold Zuckerberg accountable for Facebook's problems

Discussions at the Federal Industry Fee come more than a 365 days into an investigation of Fb's data-handling practices.
Discussions at the Federal Trade Commission come more than a year into an investigation of Facebook's data-handling practices.

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