Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook's year-ender: We've fundamentally altered our DNA

This year was not the best for Facebook for plenty of reasons with the string of scandals being the prime one. As the year draws to a close, CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to his platform to reflect on the year gone by.

In his long post on Facebook, Zuckerberg reflects on the number of challenges the company has taken up to make the social networking platform safer for its users.

As Zuckerberg writes, some of the issues which he focused included preventing election interference, stopping the spread of hate speech and misinformation, and making sure people have control over their information.

Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook has faced global reputational damage, and with the periodic instances of fake news and hate speech, the challenges to keep the platform pure have only grown manifold.

The 34-year-old co-founder detailed how the company has 'fundamentally altered its DNA' and now works together with law enforcement agents and implements artificial intelligence and policy changes to tackle these challenges.

He further acknowledged that fixing Facebook is not a one-year challenge and every year more efforts will be required to keep the platform clean.

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