Zuckerberg has no power to handle Facebook

Social media co-workers are not relieved about the increase in the number of Facebook around the world. Mark Zuckerberg expressed sorrow this week about the scandal related to the use of Facebook's information by Cambridge Analyst. In this context, he said he has no objection to Facebook control. And he does not want to decide what to decide on its content-related policy.
But one thing he refused, that is, the huge impact of Facebook. When CNN's technology journalist Laurie Sigal asked him whether Facebook has become 'very powerful', he said, "I do not think so." He said, "Our success as a company is because we serve people and in their hands Gave power On the day we stop working, we will not have any relevance. '
Zuckerberg's argument is, in history, the biggest company in a sector, inevitably changed after 10 or 20 years. At the moment, Facebook is not only on the list of successful companies, in the social media world, she is unpopular. Now Facebook's subscriber count has a huge impact on the hundreds of millions and in the media and advertising world. In the past few years, he has bought more social media. As a result, there is no competition in the market apparently.
Professor of media studies at the University of Virginia, Shiba Baidyanathan said, in the Facebook world
More than 200 million people influence to see, think and feel. By denouncing 'insulting' Mark denies this explanation.
Facebook, with Apple, Amazon and Google's parent company Alfabet, is pronounced. They are also huge companies in the technology sector. Like other organizations in this group, Facebook overturns a new company overnight. Perhaps they overturned society too.
At the end of last week, the news came that Cambridge Analysts, affiliated with the election campaign of US President Donald Trump, entered into their databases without knowledge of five million Facebook users. There are more allegations against Facebook regarding data usage and privacy. Their influence increased, the more it increased. But this time it is not limited to ad sales, it has affected election results.
Zuckerberg's former consultant and entrepreneur Roger McNamy said that if any company can influence the US elections on its own, he is obviously very strong. Analyst Brian Wieser felt like the fact that Facebook is so strong or not, whether it is strong enough or not, so the main issue.