Prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist Om Malik

Prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist Om Malik is urging people to boycott Facebook: 'You might be one person with just one account, but you are not powerless'

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Published 02 Jun 2020

· Om Malik, the founder of the tech blog Gigaom and partner at True Ventures, is calling for Facebook's 2.5 billion users to delete their Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp accounts to hold the social network accountable.
· *"You might be one account, but if you are one among millions, you will make a difference," Malik wrote...

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Prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist Om Malik is urging people to boycott Facebook: 'You might be one person with just one account, but you are not powerless'

Prominent Silicon Valley venture capitalist Om Malik is urging people to boycott Facebook: 'You might be one person with just one account, but you are not powerless'

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