Mark Zuckerberg — "I actually think that a lot of what people think is privacy, isn't actually priv…"
I actually think that a lot of what people think is privacy, isn't actually privacy.
I actually think that a lot of what people think is privacy, isn't actually privacy.
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"Move fast and break things. Unless you are breaking stuff, you are not moving fast enough."
"I think the internet is a really interesting place because people can be whoever they want to be."
"I don't think that it is the role of a private company to censor or to do what I think of as being the job of a government."
"I think we shouldn't ask people to put in information that they're not comfortable sharing."
"I think that if you want to build a service that is for everyone, then you need to be very careful about not having it be too expensive."
American technology entrepreneur and Facebook (Meta) founder, whose 2004 Harvard dorm-room project became the largest social network in history. Closely associated with Jack Dorsey (Twitter co-founder) and Sergey Brin (Google co-founder). For an intellectual contrast, see Tim Berners-Lee, World Wide Web inventor — Berners-Lee's open-protocol vision and ongoing Solid project are explicitly framed as rebukes to the platform-monopoly model Facebook pioneered — the cleanest 'walled-garden vs open-web' pairing in tech.
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