The Facebook founder is now joining the ranks of other CEOs who are pulling politics out of company policy. This comes as former President Donald Trump amps up his attacks against Zuckerberg for coming clean about his role in suppressing negative content about President Joe Biden on his social media platform during the 2020 election.from WestGroup Research and the Manuel H.
The survey also found that 62% of people feel more CEOs should stop their companies’ involvement in cultural and political issues. Zuckerberg is taking that advice and has also“I think it’s important and healthy that Mark Zuckerberg has determined that it’s probably best for them to just produce a good environment and for Americans to enjoy pictures of family members and to connect in ways that you know they can’t necessarily do in person,” Cameron said.
Not only has Zuckerberg since apologized and vowed to fight censorship in the future, but he is also taking his company and himself out of politics.