The news comes on the heels of multiple data breach scandals for Facebook, including a new SEC investigation into Facebook's statements regarding Cambridge Analytica, and revelations that advertisers could target phone numbers used to enable two-factor authentication that makes online accounts more secure. In a press conference held Friday morning, VP of Product Management Guy Rosen stated the company is now working with the FBI and European data protection authorities as required under GDPR. In response, Fight for the Future's deputy director Evan Greer [pronouns: she/her] had this to say: "Let's make this perfectly clear: Facebook's data harvesting business model just put fifty million people in danger. Rather than shoring up their security, companies like Facebook have been spending millions lobbying against real privacy and data security protections for Internet users. We need real laws that protect people, not ones that the companies write themselves behind closed doors.