Let’s face it, no one wants to be in Mark Zuckerberg’s Adidas slides lately. The co-founder and CEO of Facebook appeared before Congress last month to answer questions on how the company handled user data and privacy, in addition to being accused of connections to efforts that undermined democracy and created cultural divisions—pretty heavy accusations for a brand whose mission is to “build community and bring the world closer together.”
During Senate questioning, I winced when Zuckerberg refused to share personal information on what hotel he stayed at, yet he allowed Facebook to sell personal user data to Cambridge Analytica.
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