Facebook (FB) Not Working Directly with NSA; COO Sandberg Has No Plans to Leave

Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) is lower on Tuesday's session as the company is holding its annual meeting. The following are a few snippets from the event, not verbatim:

• Mark Zuckerberg is "disappointed" in the company's stock performance;
  
  
• Facebook doesn't work directly with the National Security Agency to proactively provide data;
  
  
• No agency can plug directly into servers for information;
  
  
• The company gives "minimum" amount of information to the government upon requests;
  
  
• Sheryl Sandberg has no plans to step down as COO;
  
  
• Zuckerberg said the company' is "tweaking" its Home product for Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) Android;
  
  
• The company will stay focused on investing at this point, versus paying dividends; and
  
  
• Sandberg said "likes" and comments are up 50 percent per person in the past year, a hint at more user engagement

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