The president of Facebook #, Mark Zuckerberg, once again turned to self-criticism on the occasion of the 14-year anniversary of the social networking network he co-founded, asserting that he made several mistakes.
"Over the years, almost all the mistakes that have been made have been committed," Zuckerberg wrote on his personal page.
"I have done dozens of technical errors and bad deals, documented people who are not trustworthy, hired talented people in positions that do not suit them, lost important tendencies, interacted slowly with others and launched goods that failed one after the other."
His message, which has revived the 14 years since Facebook was founded when he was a student at Harvard University, became the world's first social network with about two billion users, the latest of which was written by Zuckerberg in self-criticism.
Facebook has been criticized, especially for allowing misinformation, but has taken action to prevent it from recurring.