In an unapologetic address delivered May 1 in San Jose, California, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised that his company will build its way out of its worst-ever privacy debacle.

Zuckerberg sought to project a “we’re all in this together” mood that was markedly different from his demeanor during 10 hours of congressional testimony just a few weeks ago, write Michael Liedtke, Barbara Ortutay and Ryan Nakashima at philly.com.

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Speaking  at the F8 gathering of software developers, Zuckerberg said to cheers that the company is reopening app reviews, the process that gets new and updated apps on its services, which Facebook had shut down in late March as a result of the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal.

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