Facebook launched a major redesign, hoping to encourage more group interactions amid public pressure over social-media discourse
The social network’s refreshed mobile design eliminates the longtime blue banner across the top of the app. Photo: Facebook By Jeff Horwitz Updated April 30, 2019 4:01 p.m. ET Facebook Inc. FB -0.71% rolled out a substantial redesign of its website and mobile app, as Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg seeks to address criticism of the social-media giant’s influence by nudging users toward different types of engagement and more private communication tools.
On Tuesday, at Facebook’s annual F8 conference for developers, he acknowledged skepticism of his ability to tackle the privacy issues that have dogged the company for years. Share Your Thoughts Do you think Facebook’s redesign will change how people use the platform? If so, do you think the change will be positive? Join the conversation below.
More Facebook Coverage There may be more to work out. A search for “cancer” in the Groups section shows one of the top recommendations is a “Cancer Cures & Natural Healing Research” group, which lists 96,000 members and claims pharmaceutical companies are suppressing natural cancer treatments to maintain their profits.
“We hoped to launch six months ago,” Mr. Zuckerberg said in the interview, “but we prioritized a lot of these safety issues.”
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