The solution to concerns over Facebook’s privacy practices isn’t breaking up the company, its former general counsel and chief privacy officer told CNBC in a segment Friday morning.

Instead, Chris Kelly, who joined Facebook as its first in-house attorney in 2005, agreed with chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg’s Thursday statement that the company’s size and resources gives it a better shot at providing a safe and secure platform.

Chris Kelly, Facebook chief privacy officer.

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