Morals And Money, What Should Be First? Apple Cofounder Steve Wozniak Said To Facebook It Was Morals

The Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak frankly expressed his thoughts of Facebook – one of the most famous social media companies in the world at this time.

While having the interviews with CNBC as well as participating in the CME Group’s Global Financial Leadership Conference in Naples, Florida, he made some comments relating to Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

His comments were allegedly given before Facebook’s efforts on struggling against criticism and bad news came to public according to the New York Times report.

The CEO Apple advised that people should be more focused than technology and morals must be placed before money. It is clear that he wasn't satisfied with what Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg are doing with its users’ data.

In addition to criticism, Wozniak also gave some sincere recommendations pertaining to the advertising policies for this social media company.

However, not all of his ideas are worthy, especially towards Facebook. Wozniak suggested that Facebook users should have the right to export their posts, timelines, and friends to another social media site. In other words, the company should be willing to compete with other sites.

One of Wozniak’s biggest moves showing his chagrin with Facebook was a plan to quit Facebook when he believed that it lacked respect towards users’ data and privacy.

The company has made profits via advertisements from users’ data and users should receive at least a part.