if it wasn't for my grandfather I'd have a taste for programming

The big problem in this case is that loyal users will feel a little uncomfortable with the security of the platform and it will cause many of them to return to the site.

don't forget that we're creating enemies that we won't be able to fight in the future

this must be part of Mr. Mark's strategy to try to give his users a facebook that is more like the facebook of the early days of the app, where the content and the connection between users was more meaningful.

i don't see the point in doing it. only if it's for learning purposes

and what are the worst engineering ideas ever? I'm sure one of them is Musk's rockets

It's easier to deceive users when we know that hiding what really matters to us as a company will facilitate the process of getting rich.