Facebook owner asks his executives to switch to Android

Tim Cook, the CEO of the Cupertino company, has taken the issue of protecting the privacy of its users very seriously since taking office after the death of Steve Jobs. In these times, Facebook is in constant decline, unlike Apple.

Tim Cook has defended tooth and nail the rights of users and especially their privacy, something that Mark Zuckeberg, owner of Facebook, did not like. In the words of Tim Cook, the owner of Facebook has decided to order its executives to use only Android phones.

As we have said, the CEO of Apple is the one who made accusations against Facebook in an interview, ensuring that the great social network and Mark Zuckerberg trafficked with our personal life, ensuring that Apple will never make that use of our data. Of course, Apple is precisely one of the companies that safeguards this type of information with the most suspicion. Has now been The New York Times who has had access to the information that reads in the title, and it is that apparently, after these accusations that Mark Zuckerberg did not like anything, Thus, it has contacted all its executives to ask them to stop using Apple phones to switch to Android platforms.

This is how they will lead by example, no doubt. For his part, Mark Zuckerberg has pointed out that we should not let companies that work only to charge us more, convince us that they care about us. And this is how Mark Zuckerberg's tantrum could force his executives (assuming he has that capacity) to change their iPhone for any Android terminal, surely firms like ZTE will perform the information safeguarding function better (catch the irony ).