Stamp Zuckerberg has protected messages indicating Facebook offering Netflix and other well known applications particular access to individuals' information even after it had fixed its security rules.

A British parliamentary panel examining whether the online life behemoth was being utilized to control the aftereffects of races distributed 250 pages of inside Facebook archives prior Wednesday. They indicate administrators having dialogs about enormous organizations, for example, Netflix being allowed particular access to client information even after Facebook had fixed its security leads in 2014-15.

Zuckerberg highlighted in one email trade from 2012 in which he reflected on pitching the data to designers.

The messages include in a claim documented against Facebook in a California court by the now-old US application designer Six4Three.

They were fixed by the managing judge yet seized by the British council under an at no other time utilized parliamentary implementation strategy a month ago.

Zuckerberg said he was composing since he didn't need the messages to "distort our activities or thought processes".

"Like any association, we had a great deal of inner exchange and individuals raised distinctive thoughts," Zuckerberg said in a message posted on Facebook.

He didn't straightforwardly deliver Facebook's obvious choice to give a portion of the world's most well known applications unique access to companions records and other individual data that numerous individuals need to keep private.

“Ultimately, we decided on a model where we continued to provide the developer platform for free and developers could choose to buy ads if they wanted,” Zuckerberg wrote.

But he added: “To be clear, that’s different from selling people’s data. We’ve never sold anyone’s data.”