#For no reason at all series

Luckey on Wednesday agreed with Sandberg. Last week, Facebook's COO, Sheryl Sandberg, told CNBC that breaking up the social media company would just give more power to Chinese companies. Elizabeth Warren, have been calling for a dismantling of Facebook.

politicians, including Democratic presidential candidate Sen. 'When you're on the inside, you realize that replacing one person isn't going to change the way things work.' 'These companies are so huge, it's easy to pin it all on one person,' he added. Luckey said Facebook's problems would not necessarily go away by breaking up the tech giant or with a possible departure of co-founder and chief Mark Zuckerberg. There are specific reasons for why they come about and of these, there could be numerous.

First of all, these bruises do not appear ‘for no reason at all’.

#For no reason at all series

Until now, Luckey had been relatively quiet about the departure, telling CNBC in 2018, 'it wasn't my choice to leave' but selling Oculus to Facebook was 'the best thing that ever happened to the VR industry even if it wasn't super great for me.'įacebook has been struggling to gain back user trust and navigate calls for new online privacy regulations from Washington following a series of missteps in recent years, including the 2018 Cambridge Analytica data scandal and evidence the platform was exploited by Russia-based operatives trying to influence the 2016 presidential election. Yet, if there is no clear reason that can be pointed to, which might have led to the bruises and they seem to appear nonetheless, the reasons behind the same need to be studied.