Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg proclaims the end of privacy.
He believes it's no longer a "social norm" obviously because people are much more prepared to share content about themselves openly online.
Bloggers in the last five or six years have changed the culture, he believes. The social network of more than 350 million accounts recently shifted its privacy settings and compelled users to opt in to stronger settings.
He believes it's no longer a "social norm" obviously because people are much more prepared to share content about themselves openly online.
Bloggers in the last five or six years have changed the culture, he believes. The social network of more than 350 million accounts recently shifted its privacy settings and compelled users to opt in to stronger settings.
