Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, published a few days ago with his statement on his famous social networking profile. It outlines some of his plans for the near future, which he talks about goals and challenges it aims to fulfill for at least the next ten years.
As the king and king of the state Facebook were responsible for expressing it, in the last few years his intentions have been based on learning languages such as Mandarin, reading, exercising, or feeling comfortable speaking in public. However, this 2020 Zuckerberg has decided change course of them, it proposes some of the most ambiguous and most concentrated purposes in for a long time.
The amazing thing is that these new goals are a little related to Mark Zuckerberg himself as well more about the future of Facebook as a company. So, by reading this statement carefully, we can look at some clues to Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp throughout the decade.
This will be the future of Facebook
According to Zuckerberg, one of the reasons he started on social media in his youth “Eager to give a voice to the people of his generation”, aimed at "empowering young people with important things to say and hear." As the founder of Facebook progresses, in recent years, the Internet and social media platforms have become important tools that have allowed them to build a larger community. However, as Zuckerberg said, a group of millions of people and has negative aspects.
We are now part of a society with billions of people, with all the power, culture and economic opportunities it offers. But being part of such a large community creates its own challenges and makes us want privacy.
And that is exactly the case in seeking privacy from where American plans can pass pay particular attention to small communities. So, in the coming years, sort of New private private network that will contribute to the formation of more restricted groups, in them we will have privacy and privacy. Or at least that's what Mark Zuckerberg promises.
Over the next decade, some of the most important social infrastructure will help us to rebuild all kinds of small communities so that we can feel closer together.
The Facebook founder also took the opportunity to talk about his goals help small businesses, and this future technological devices (once again, real and true persistence) and the steps that will be taken in the future Protect users from the Internet. In his New Year's speech, Zuckerberg never forgot about it WhatsApp and Instagram, and have some words that reveal it your plans with these two programs.
WhatsApp and Instagram look like they are always free
Though we have heard from time to time Rumors have brought us to paid WhatsApp, considering what Mark Zuckerberg thinks about the popular messaging app, it seems that everything will continue as it has been for the next few years. In this statement, he says he intends to give the businesses the best opportunities possible they sell their products on Instagram or that they work with WhatsApp, so it all proves that, in order for a company to make money through WhatsApp, it is charging certain people for their work doesn't seem like an option.
If we can make it possible for anyone to sell products through the Instagram store, send messages and support their customers via Messenger, or send money abroad and at low cost through WhatsApp, that will contribute significantly to creating more opportunities around the world.
Similarly, Zuckerberg emphasizes how future WhatsApp and Instagram will use the series trading and payment tools freeing access to business applications. Another issue that gives us clues is that Facebook intends to monetize WhatsApp, which can add its own slide commissions on payments and delivery, e-commerce management systems or WhatsApp or Messenger subscriptions companies only. In any case, Facebook apps will continue to be free to regular users for many years, which will need to be deleted, as usual online, payment "only" with your data.
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