Zuckerberg argued that the rise of video—and live streaming, in particular—offers people a raw, unfiltered medium through which to share moments, unlike platforms like Instagram, where users often strive for perfection. “There’s this increasing pressure to do well [on social media],” he said. “In 2016, if you’re sharing a photo you want it to be a good photo. What is really powerful about messaging platforms… and live video now, too, is that it gives people more intimate environments and more raw environments where you have a reason to just be yourself. It doesn’t need to feel like it’s super curated.”
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