The Vergecast Facebook executives Adam Mosseri and Andrew Bosworth on splitting up Facebook, privacy and more
Jun 18, 2019
In this engaging discussion, Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, and Andrew Bosworth, Facebook's AR/VR leader, explore the idea of splitting up Facebook's major platforms. They delve into the challenges of misinformation, privacy policies, and how user feedback shapes their strategies. Their innovative approaches to safety, particularly for younger users, shed light on the evolving landscape of social media. With insights on content moderation and the future of augmented reality in commerce, they offer a glimpse into the changing face of user connections.
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Facebook's Privacy-Focused Future
- Facebook executives Adam Mosseri and Andrew Bosworth discuss the company's privacy-focused future.
- They emphasize the growth of private messaging within Instagram and the privacy-centric design of Facebook Portal.
Balancing Privacy and Safety
- Mosseri and Bosworth discuss the tension between privacy and safety.
- They acknowledge the need to rethink safety and integrity measures in encrypted environments.
The Case Against Breakup
- The executives argue against breaking up Facebook, citing the benefits of shared resources for safety and integrity.
- They believe a breakup would hinder their ability to address critical issues like election integrity and hate speech.