"The future is private": Zuckerberg announced the biggest change ever
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg at the company's annual conference
announced major changes to this social network of other applications, possibly
the largest ever.
In addition to drastic design changes, the Facebook head assures that the company's plan is to put the privacy and security of users in the first place. The most talked about announcing the change of design, so Facebook's logo will no longer be in square, but in a circular shape, and the color changes for the first time.
The mobile application will mostly be white, and the recognizable blue color will go down in history.
Messages sent via Messenger will be fully encrypted, which means that Facebook will no longer be able to view their content. The platform will be fully integrated with WhatsApp.
One of the novelties is that Instagram will also introduce a trial option for a "private number of likes". Profile visitors would not be able to see the number of likes, and the account owner would not allow access to that account. There will also be more "short-term" ways to share content in messages, which means there will be no permanent record of them.
In addition, Instagram postings will no longer have to start with a photo or video content. The content can be shared by using only text, stickers or drawings.
"The future is private. Fortunately, I know that our reputation is not the strongest when privacy is concerned, but we have focused on finding ways to protect the privacy of users, "Zuckerberg said.
In addition to drastic design changes, the Facebook head assures that the company's plan is to put the privacy and security of users in the first place. The most talked about announcing the change of design, so Facebook's logo will no longer be in square, but in a circular shape, and the color changes for the first time.
The mobile application will mostly be white, and the recognizable blue color will go down in history.
Messages sent via Messenger will be fully encrypted, which means that Facebook will no longer be able to view their content. The platform will be fully integrated with WhatsApp.
One of the novelties is that Instagram will also introduce a trial option for a "private number of likes". Profile visitors would not be able to see the number of likes, and the account owner would not allow access to that account. There will also be more "short-term" ways to share content in messages, which means there will be no permanent record of them.
In addition, Instagram postings will no longer have to start with a photo or video content. The content can be shared by using only text, stickers or drawings.
"The future is private. Fortunately, I know that our reputation is not the strongest when privacy is concerned, but we have focused on finding ways to protect the privacy of users, "Zuckerberg said.
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