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Here are the big takeaways from Zuckerberg's post about rethinking Facebook as a living room as well as a town square tcrn.ch/2VCWIUA
Zuckerberg wants to:
-Make messages expire by default
-Allow opt-in cross-messaging with Fb/WA/IG/SMS
-Encryption while using metadata to hunt crooks
-No storing data in countries with bad privacy practices
-Make messages expire by default
-Allow opt-in cross-messaging with Fb/WA/IG/SMS
-Encryption while using metadata to hunt crooks
-No storing data in countries with bad privacy practices
The key here is that Facebook has found a way to philosopgically align privacy with its business since messaging is its fastest growing feature, which precipitates real change that could be good for consumers.
