Steve Wozniak says that people should quit Facebook because of Privacy concerns
We have known that social media can be good but it is also bad at the same time. However, the biggest problem with social media is the companies that

We have known that social media can be good but it is also bad at the same time. However, the biggest problem with social media is the companies that handle it. For example, we have seen a number of hacks that took place on Facebook in recent times.
Just recently, Facebook was found to be the main focal point of Cambridge Analytica scam as well which influenced elections around the world.
Now, people have come out in open and spoken against the big names in social media. But the biggest one out of them is Facebook which is currently scrutinized by almost everyone. And we might add one more name to this list now.
The latest celebrity to speak against Facebook and its tactics is Steve Wozniak. Steve is the same person who helped co-found Apple along with Steve Jobs. Yes, the company is currently run by different people altogether but he knows what he is talking.
Steve Wozniak was asked about the privacy concerns that people are facing on Facebook, Instagram, and others. On this, Steve said that he is terrified about the platforms and says that people should be worried as well.
The biggest concern for social media users is that they are being spied on. Now, this is not out of nowhere because we have seen many such incidents. People have had their accounts leaked and private photos/videos leaked out in public.
This makes everyone feel scared about the possibility that this might happen to them as well. Also, we have recently seen that Instagram chief say that they do not listen to private conversations. However, no one was buying that claim from Instagram’s chief.
Steve also says that people should figure out a way to get off Facebook because the privacy concerns are real. However, he has some plans to fox the platform too.
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