Forbes: In an interview with Bloomberg BusinessWeek on Thursday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that he thought it was “somewhat of a burden” if you are “always under the pressure of a real identity.”
If anyone else had said something so obvious it would be completely unremarkable. But coming from the same person who oncethreatened “the age of privacy is over” and having “two identities is an example of a lack of integrity,” this is no casual observation. It took him a decade to get to this point. The king of social media is finally recognizing that privacy is not just some cultural relic to be engineered away.
