Going back to the source of this evolving scandal, Mr. Kogan, he still denies.... He says he's being scapegoated, that what he did was common practice, that Facebook has endured harvesting—improper harvesting, if you will—by any number of companies. He says that what he did was perfectly legal and within the terms of Facebook service. Now, that's obviously one of many contradictions, denials, deflections, mistruths, and flat-out lies that we have seen through the testimony to our committees.
Is there an element of truth in what Professor Kogan says, that he may well be only a very small part of a much broader misuse of harvested social media data, whether from Facebook or anywhere else?