The founder and co-CEO of Salesforce has joined the growing list of business and political figures calling for Facebook to be broken up. In a letter sent on Monday to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, Mr. Thiel said that he was “deeply concerned about the increasing power of Facebook, which is increasingly used by authoritarian governments Congress should pass a law demanding truthful political advertising on social media sites, he added. Benioff was speaking during an interview with CNN on Wednesday. Benioff’s attack came a few days after several backers pulled out of Facebook’s libra cryptocurrency project.
The founder and co-CEO of Salesforce has joined the growing list of business and political figures calling for Facebook to be broken up. In a letter sent on Monday to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, Mr. Thiel said that he was “deeply concerned about the increasing power of Facebook, which is increasingly used by authoritarian governments Congress should pass a law demanding truthful political advertising on social media sites, he added. Benioff’s attack came a few days after several backers pulled out of Facebook’s libra cryptocurrency project.