Facebook's Zuckerberg Says China 'Never Let Us In'

The transcript discusses the shift in internet dominance from American to Chinese platforms, highlighting the export of China's internet values and the rise of Chinese platforms like TikTok. It contrasts the censorship on TikTok with the privacy protections on WhatsApp. The speaker reflects on the challenges faced in operating Facebook in China, emphasizing the difficulty in aligning with Chinese regulations and the desire to promote an open society.

What are the implications of American platforms defining the Internet for countries outside of China?

How has the landscape of major Internet platforms changed over the last decade?

In what ways do social media platforms like WhatsApp and TikTok differ in their treatment of protests?

What vision did the speaker have for connecting the world through their services?

What challenges did the speaker face in trying to operate services in China?