Perhaps the funniest part is Zuckerberg's indignation at someone sharing a copy of his family in the kitchen--isn't it annoying to have people use your data and likenesses in ways you don't control?
I still feel the same; I find it disgusting that his millions are put towards protecting the privacy of a man who got rich by eroding the privacy of others.
To me, this hoodie thing is just another piece of evidence that Zuckerberg is a complete phony. His image is manufactured, manicured even.
hah hah hah no
try again
You don't think you've lost your privacy. There's a difference.
http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/01/facebook-sued-for-al...
This is then used by the filmmaker to illustrate a powerful point. I don't really mean to demonize Zuckerberg, not at all. His reactions are absolutely normal and human, although his public history isn't particularly charming, and it's always interesting to see how a surveillance giant isn't any different in his reception to unwarranted surveillance from the layman.