Facebook Doesn't Want You To Read Mark Zuckerberg’s Old Posts And Here's What It Did
Jyotis - Apr 01, 2019
In addition, the exact number of posts that vanished in the incident hasn’t been determined yet.
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Facebook has just unveiled a piece of shocking news saying that the company “mistakenly deleted” a variety of old posts by Mark Zuckerberg, and among those, a lot of posts were written from 2007 to 2008.

According to a report from its representative, “technical errors” were allegedly the main culprit that caused the surprising incident. However, for those who want to look for these old post, you can access Facebook’s newsroom and official blog to check. If you have better luck, you can find them, but not all of them can be available.

In addition, the exact number of posts that vanished in the incident hasn’t been determined yet. However, it is clear that it will be a massive number because Mark Zuckerberg has kept offering and updating new posts each day, each month and each year during many years.
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