15 minutes agoZuckerberg: Facebook in 2018 will change for the better
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The founder of the biggest social network, Facebook Mark Zuckerberg, has pledged to regulate “the social media network”. In what he described as his personal objective for 2018, one of the founders and chief executives of Facebook has acknowledged that he is making many mistakes, some of which [...]
His promise comes when social media firms are spreading even more so-called false news during the recent political elections in a number of countries, including the United States, Germany and Britain.
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In a Facebook release, Zuckerberg acknowledged that he was now aiming to implement policies and prevent misuse of the goal with which he had started the social network.
He promised to focus on “important questions”, including our community's “protection from abuse and hatred, protection against interference from national shares, or ensuring that the past time on Facebook is a good time”.
The billionaire insisted that it would not be an easy task. “If we are successful this year, then we'll end the year 2018 in a much better trajectory,” he said, “Sputnik International” Transmission Periscope. One of the main issues he was aiming to address was the debate over centralisation and decentralisation.
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Don't account yourself, no matter what you're doing. Everyone has a single point that they can bring to the world. Mark Zuckerberg
) Tim Fargo (@tim fargo) January 5, 2018
“This will be a serious year of self-improvement and I expect to learn from the job to fix our problems together”, Zuckerberg added.
Not only are European governments France, Germany and Great Britain actively complaining about Facebook's growing influence, especially in the fight against terrorism during 2017, one of its founders even confessed last year that they knew they were creating a monster./Periscopi/
