Mark Zuckerberg: 'I'm proud of the progress Facebook has made after a difficult year'.

It can be said that 2018 is a particularly difficult year for Mark Zuckerberg in particular and Facebook in general.Since the beginning of the year, the company has encountered numerous problems including data leakage scandals, Congressional hearings and even allegations that foreign governments have used social networks. This association is to spread false information and propaganda in the United States.

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However, in an interview that summarizes the situation of the whole year, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg still confidently affirmed that he did not see anything so big as 'losing control', Facebook. will still grow and he is proud of what his team has done.

"In 2018, my personal challenge is to focus on addressing some of the most important issues that Facebook has faced - that is the accusation of intervening in the 2016 US presidential election, spreading the word. hostile words and false information, or other allegations regarding the use of users' personal information In this regard, I am proud of the progress we have made. 'Mark Zuckerberg writes in a note posted on his personal Facebook page on Friday.

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Mark Zuckerberg is famous as an ambitious person, and he knows how to make those ambitions come true.Mark Zuckerberg's ambition in 2018 is to fix Facebook errors."The task is completed," Zuckerberg said, although there is still a lot to do.

"Obviously, solving these problems is not a one-way affair. But in each of the areas that I have mentioned, Facebook's team has now established long-term plans for many years to be" big. " tu 're-complete my system and we are doing it well.'

In addition, Facebook's boss took note of how the world's largest social networking site improved its system, and incorporated artificial intelligence systems to combat propaganda and erase malicious content. or even better control over the time users spend on social networks.

"A change has been made to reduce the number of videos spread on Facebook that people have spent over 50 million hours every day to see. Certainly these changes will reduce the rate of growth and revenue. of Facebook in the near future, but we believe this is necessary to help Facebook can build a stronger and more sustainable user and business community in the future, 'Mark Zuckerberg said.

Facebook boss has not yet revealed his personal goals for 2019, but according to forecasts, it will still be a difficult time for Mark and his team, especially the accusations that Facebook is encountered in the problem of collecting and using personal data of users.

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