Facebook's Sandberg: "We do fire people"

What else she said:

• Sandberg reiterated past statements from both Zuckerberg and her that the company didn't react fast enough to problems around election interference, fake news and Cambridge Analytica's use of data: "We have said we are sorry, but sorry is not the point."
• She said Facebook still doesn't know what data Cambridge Analytica had because an audit of that company's files hasn't yet taken place.
• In response to a question from Axios, Sandberg said that Facebook didn't see evidence during the election campaign that the Trump team had a suspicious amount of data on voters during 2016 election. "Not really," Sandberg said.
• Asked whether Facebook would ever offer users a paid service as an alternative to its advertising model, Sandberg said: "We've looked at subscriptions and we will continue to look at them. We are committed to providing a free service. We're looking. We've always looked. But the heart of the service is a free service." She declined to comment on how far the company has gone toward designing or building such a service.