Facebook expected to tout privacy in messaging at this week's developer conference

Facebook's annual F8 developer conference on Tuesday guarantees to put a focal point at the corporate's messaging apps because the social community shifts towards privacy.
Facebook's annual F8 developer conference on Tuesday promises to put a focus on the company's messaging apps as the social network shifts toward privacy.Original article
Author: Cnbc

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