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Mark Zuckerberg explains how Facebook will make big bucks from privateness: Payments and commerce

Facebook on Tuesday introduced a bevy of recent buying groceries options for its quite a lot of apps, surroundings a industry basis for the corporate's pivot to privateness.
Facebook on Tuesday announced a bevy of new shopping features for its various apps, setting a business foundation for the company's pivot to privacy.

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