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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes that breaking up his social network will not solve "practical problems". This is the news we have heard before. In an exclusive interview with CBS on Tuesday morning, Zuckerberg said he welcomed the regulation of the technology industry, but reiterated that measures such as disbanding Facebook were not the right solution.

"A lot of people are depressed and are talking about measures such as breaking up branches. It doesn't actually solve these problems, does it? I mean, splitting Facebook won't solve the problem of political speech." Zuckerberg told CBS this morning. Editor's note: CNET is owned by CBS.)

Lawmakers, and even one of the co-founders of social networks, have called on regulators to curb the power of social networks. Some critics have called for Instagram, a photo-sharing site, and WhatsApp, an information service, to be separated from the company. Asked whether a company should have such influence or power, Zuckerberg said "no" in an interview.

"I think your basic answer is no," Zuckerberg told CBS this morning. "Private companies should not make such important decisions to balance the different social values that we all care about."

In interviews broadcast on Monday, Zuckerberg and his wife, Chen Huixian, also talked about Facebook's controversial political advertising policy and Chen Zuckerberg's initiative, a charity dedicated to eliminating all diseases and improving educational equity.

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