Message from the co-founder of WhatsApp: Remove Facebook, become viral after a failure

By estrategiaynegocios.net

Brian Acton, now head of WhatsApp's nonprofit organization, Signal, is taken to Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, for exchanging confidential information on his income confidentiality by authorizing the advertising on its platform. The message was direct when the Facebook scandals started, almost a year ago.

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On his Twitter account, he asked people to "delete" Facebook, to show his rejection of the family of apps for smartphones and other devices.

The message, which is about to become a year old, has become viral after WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger and Facebook have recently suffered an 8 hour drop, leaving all their users without the ability to exchange messages and content multimedia.

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Acton also referred to charges against the largest social network in the world, including one that was the subject of an investigation for a series of privacy scandals.

In addition, he has spoken to various companies in Silicon Valley, including Google, for his seemingly profit-driven business approach at the expense of personal data.

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In 2014, Acton sold the WhatsApp instant messaging service to Mark Zuckerberg for $ 19 billion and dropped in 2017 his plan to introduce ads into the app.

Ensures that the sale is the best for its employees and investors.

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