Actor who was nominated for Academy Award Jesse Eisenberg, who portrayed the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg In the 2010 movie, “The Social Network”, it stems from itself from Tech Titan, describing the recent actions of Zuckerberg “problem.”
In an interview with BBC News, Eisenberg's reaction was still thinking about his role in Zuckerberg and admitted that he was not associated with the “CEO”.
Eisenberg said: “I did not follow the course of his life, partly because – when I think about myself linked to someone like this, it doesn't seem as if I was playing a great golf player and now people think I am a great golf player,” Eisenberg said.
“This man who does things is a problem. Add.
Actor Jesse Eisenberg complained of being “associated” with the CEO of Facebook and Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, after filming Tech Titan on the 2010 Social Network. (Getty Images)
Zuckerberg Announced This will remove the fact -third -party inspection program and move to the “community notes” feature, similar to X.
Zuckerberg said in a video message: “We will return to our roots and focus on reducing errors, simplifying our policies and restoring freedom on our platforms.”
Zuckerberg admitted that the factors of the third -party, who made a partnership with Mita after the election of President Donald Trump in 2016, had proven that they were “very political biased” and “they destroyed more confidence than they created.”
The move motivated anger from some media commentators with leftist tendencies who described changes as “dangerous”.
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The CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg announced last month that his company will adopt a new crushing system similar to the community's notes on X. Musk's X. (Chris Unger/Zofa LLC/Jonathan Ra/Norfoto/Andrew Harnik/Getty Em.
Zuckerberg and many major billionaires in the field of technology have made the president since the elections, which represents a great departure from the left -wing policy in the Silicon Valley.
Zuckerberg, CEO of Tesla Elusk, founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos and CEO of Google Sundar Pichai among the technology leaders present at the installation of Trump last month.
Many major technology companies such as Microsoft, Amazon and Google also donated millions of millions Trump opening fund.
Eisenberg said he was concerned about how Zuckerberg and other billionaires used their money.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Lauren Sanchez, Geoff Bezos and Swandar Pachai stand before the 60th presidential opening in Rotonda in the American Capitol in Washington, Monday, January 20, 2025. (Kenny Holston/New York Times via AP)
“I am a human being and read these things. These people have billions of dollars on billions of dollars, like more money more than anyone who has ever collected, and what they do with them?” He asked.
“Oh, they do this in favor of the curry with a person who preaches hate. This is what I think. Not a person he played in a movie. I am thinking about it as a person married to a woman who learns justice in New York and lives for her students will become more difficult this year.”
